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  • Status: Returning Series
  • First Aired: May 1, 2014
  • Seasons: 3
  • Episodes: 71
  • Networks: PBS
  • Genres: Documentary

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AHA! A House for Arts(2014)

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Overview

Features the stories of artists, makers, and creative institutions right here in our backyard of Western New England and across the country. A celebration of all things creative, AHA! features everything from the traditional to the innovative.

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Season 1

26 episodes • 2014

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1PassionMay 1, 20140.0
2ConstructionMay 8, 20140.0
3InfluenceMay 15, 20140.0
4Analog/DigitalMay 28, 20140.0
5SpaceMay 29, 20140.0
6Mixed MediaJun 6, 20140.0
7PerformJun 19, 20140.0
8ActJun 30, 20140.0
9MakersJul 3, 20140.0
10MusicJul 10, 20140.0
11AgelessJul 17, 20140.0
12CraftyJul 24, 20140.0
13SculptJul 31, 20140.0
14Youth CultureAug 7, 20140.0
15PeopleAug 28, 20140.0
16SourceSep 4, 20140.0
17DetailSep 11, 20140.0
18HistorySep 25, 20140.0
19SoundOct 2, 20140.0
20InspireOct 9, 20140.0
21CommunityOct 30, 20140.0
22TranscendNov 6, 20140.0
23PaintNov 13, 20140.0
24FormNov 20, 20140.0
25CommunicationDec 1, 20140.0
26MovementDec 18, 20140.0
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Season 2

38 episodes • 2015

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1IndependenceJan 2, 20150.0
2LightJan 8, 20150.0
3TalentJan 15, 20150.0
4TransformJan 22, 20150.0
5IdentityJan 29, 20150.0
6OpportunityFeb 5, 20150.0
7ManipulateFeb 12, 20150.0
8NatureFeb 19, 20150.0
9TraditionFeb 26, 20150.0
10SingMar 26, 20150.0
11TechniqueApr 2, 20150.0
12ImpactApr 9, 20150.0
13ResourcefulApr 16, 20150.0
14WomenApr 30, 20150.0
15MuseumMay 7, 20150.0
16DanceMay 14, 20150.0
17FashionMay 21, 20150.0
18VoiceJun 18, 20150.0
19WriteJun 25, 20150.0
20ObsessionJul 2, 20150.0
21CultureJul 9, 20150.0
22LineJul 16, 20150.0
23Capital Region House for ArtsJul 23, 20150.0
24Love & MusicAug 28, 20150.0
25ExpressionSep 3, 20150.0
26MaterialsSep 10, 20150.0
27ReflectSep 16, 20150.0
28ExperienceSep 23, 20150.0
29ConnectionOct 1, 20150.0
30CraftOct 8, 20150.0
31VisualOct 15, 20150.0
32FlowOct 22, 20150.0
33SpookyOct 29, 20150.0
34BuzzNov 5, 20150.0
35AmplifyNov 12, 20150.0
36RetrospectNov 19, 20150.0
37LiquidNov 30, 20150.0
38TransmitDec 17, 20150.0
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Season 3

7 episodes • 2016

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1IngenuityJan 7, 20160.0
2LensFeb 4, 20160.0
3MakingFeb 11, 20160.0
4BrothersFeb 18, 20160.0
5PlaceFeb 25, 20160.0
6ResonanceMar 3, 20160.0
7ImmigrationMar 30, 20160.0

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