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WQED oversees its television, radio, publishing, interactive and education operations at its high-definition studios in the Oakland section of Pittsburgh. WQED provides tours of its facilities to companies, organizations and schools. Tours may include the opportunity to observe productions, editing, broadcasts and other activities that take place at WQED everyday. Want to learn more about the United States' first community supported television station? Fill out the WQED tour request form below.
When are tours given?
Tours are scheduled Monday through Friday during our regular business hours (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) based on the availability of the tour guide.
How long will the tour take?
Tours take approximately one hour.
Is parking available?
Parking is available in the WQED Visitor's lot located on the left-hand side of the building. Please indicate how many vehicles we will need to accommodate as space is limited.
Where should I go when I arrive for a tour?
You may enter the building through the main entrance on the first floor. Please press the button on your left and Joann our receptionist will let you in and notify the tour guide.
What is the format of the tour?
A history of WQED will be given orally by the tour guide. You will be taken to: the WQED-FM 89.3 studio; television studios consisting of The Fred Rogers Studio and Studios B and C; and our high-definition (HD) Sony Master Control and Control Rooms. The tour consists of walking and standing. We will use the elevator at least once. Please indicate if you will need other accommodations.
Is there a fee for tours?
No, but contributions are greatly appreciated as we are a non-profit organization.
Is WQED handicap accessible?
Yes.
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