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Fred Rogers Productions and 9 Story Brands, the brand management and consumer products division of 9 Story Media Group, announce they’ve renewed their long-term licensing agreement with JAKKS Pacific, Inc., a leading manufacturer of toys and consumer products, for Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, the beloved Emmy® Award-winning PBS KIDS series. The renewal marks the third multi-year extension of the licensing agreement with the toy maker. 9 Story Brands, which holds worldwide licensing rights for the property, brokered the renewed agreement with JAKKS Pacific. The company has been master toy licensee for Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood over the life of the series since it premiered in 2012 and has worldwide distribution rights across mass-market, mid-tier, food, drug, value, and online stores, among other retail channels. The company will produce a refreshed range of toys based on the popular animated show.

Now in its eighth season, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood has consistently been one of the most-watched PBS KIDS series nearly 15 years after its premiere. Since the beginning of 2025, it has accumulated close to 888 million cross-platform views and almost 200 million cross-platform gameplays. *

“JAKKS Pacific has been an important part of the Daniel Tiger ‘Neighborhood’ for years,” said Katie Huber, senior director of licensing for Fred Rogers Productions. “We’re so excited to continue working with them in tandem with 9 Story to grow our range of toys in fun and engaging ways that incorporate the learning strategies of the show through classic play patterns for kids.”

“The collaboration between Fred Rogers Productions, 9 Story Brands, and JAKKS Pacific has been a winner from the very beginning,” said Kristin Lecour, VP of Consumer Products and Distribution for 9 Story Media Group. “The all-new range will continue to support evergreen play patterns for our core audience as well as begin to celebrate key preschool milestones for existing and new Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood fans everywhere.”

“Our Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood figures, plush, and vehicles have all been a hit at retail over the years,” said Dominick Lisi, SVP of Marketing for Girls & Preschool at JAKKS Pacific, Inc. “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood remains one of the most-watched PBS KIDS series, and that momentum makes this an easy renewal for us. We’re excited to continue bringing fans the toy line they love.”

The new multi-year licensing deal for Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood encompasses a wide range of categories, including figurines, playsets, vehicles, bath toys, musical toys, role play, dress up, wooden toys, and plush.

 

 

 

 

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Fred Rogers Productions is expanding its executive team by appointing Benjamin Lehmann, Emmy® Award-winning producer and director and Sesame Street alum, as its first-ever Vice President of Production. Lehmann will provide management and operational oversight of the company’s beloved television, digital, audio, and interactive productions. In this role, he will spearhead operational strategy, directly managing the budgets, schedules, and logistics across all media workflows. Additionally, Lehmann will supervise and guide the company’s senior production teams to support their creative execution and ensure productions align with Fred Rogers Productions’ mission and strategic goals.

“Ben is a talented and resourceful producer who has a demonstrated commitment to making really good content for kids,” said Ellen Doherty, chief creative officer for Fred Rogers Productions. “His proven leadership skills, production expertise, and kind heart will make him a valuable member of our ‘Neighborhood.’”

“I’ve long admired the work of Fred Rogers and all the company’s standout series that are helping further his legacy of supporting kids and families,” said Lehmann. “When the opportunity arose to join Fred Rogers Productions and work with Ellen Doherty, (President and CEO) Paul Siefken, and the whole team, I jumped at the chance. This is a very exciting time for Fred Rogers Productions with the recent launch of the first Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood YouTube channel and continuing production of our hit series. There’s something extra special about joining a company where people are all working towards a singular goal of serving the needs of children. I’m very much looking forward to helping to deliver on that mission.”

A seasoned and well-respected producer and media executive specializing in children’s and family entertainment and educational media, Lehmann is a former head of production for Sesame Workshop, where he led the production and creative teams. He was a longtime producer on Sesame Street, executive producing Seasons 49 to 53. Lehmann also developed The Not-Too-Late Show with Elmo (HBO MAX) and was executive producer and series director on Helpsters (Apple TV).

Most recently, Lehmann was an independent producer and director working on projects for PBS (Tiny Time Travel), Netflix (Sesame Street, Blippi), and Hidden Pigeon Company (The Pigeon Explains), among others.

Lehmann has been honored with many industry awards. In addition to multiple Emmys, he has earned a Peabody Award, GLADD Media Award, Imagen Award, and the Japan Prize.

Lehmann holds a B.A. in Film History and French Literature from University of Colorado Boulder.

 

 

 

 

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Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh, the #1 children’s museum in the nation (2026 USA Today Readers’ Choice poll), will premiere the new hands-on exhibition, It’s a Beautiful Day to Be You: Inspired by Mister Rogers, Daniel Tiger & Donkey Hodie, in partnership with Fred Rogers Productions (FRP) on Saturday, October 3, 2026.

The project is funded through Fostering Character Through Children’s Museums, a Lilly Endowment Inc. initiative designed to help children’s museums develop new or expand existing efforts that explore and encourage the development of positive character traits among children and youth.

The Children’s Museum is excited to once again partner with Fred Rogers Productions, a long-time collaborator and widely respected educational children’s media company with a focus on early childhood development. The new exhibition and accompanying resources draw from three beloved television series rooted in the legacy of Fred Rogers - Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, Donkey Hodie and Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. The two organizations previously worked together to develop the traveling exhibitions Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood: A Grr-ific Exhibit and How People Make Things.

It’s a Beautiful Day to Be You helps children build character through not only words, but doing, sharing and reflecting.

The exhibit will be open to visitors from Saturday, October 3, 2026, until Sunday, January 3, 2027.

A North America tour will launch in January 2027 with venues confirmed through 2029. For information about the tour and rental opportunities, visit https://pittsburghkidsdesign.org/contact-us/.

“We are beyond thrilled to have the partnership of Fred Rogers Productions and the support of Lilly Endowment to create a new experience that will debut at our museum this fall before travelling the country,” said Jane Werner, Executive Director of Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh. “This collaboration has allowed us to build an exhibit that bridges generations and highlights developing character traits that emphasize what it means to be a neighbor.”

Visitors explore beloved locations from Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood and Donkey Hodie and connect with the timeless lessons of Mister Rogers and the PBS KIDS programs that carry forward his legacy. In addition to Daniel Tiger and Donkey Hodie, many beloved characters from both series will be part of the exhibit, including: Miss Elaina, O the Owl, Katerina Kittycat, Prince Wednesday, Mom and Dad Tiger, Purple Panda, Bob Dog, Duck Duck and Grampy Hodie.

“We are delighted to continue our long-standing collaboration with Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh to bring the worlds of Donkey Hodie, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood and Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood to life in this new interactive experience,” said Paul Siefken, President and CEO of Fred Rogers Productions. “It’s a Beautiful Day to Be You will provide a playful space where children along with their families can practice essential character traits like kindness, resilience and bravery. Fred Rogers reminded us that 'Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children, play is serious learning.' This exhibit carries that vital message forward to a new generation."

It’s a Beautiful Day to Be You is included with admission to Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh. The museum’s fall hours are 10:00 am – 5:00 pm daily, with closures on select Wednesdays.

For more information, visit pittsburghkids.org

 

 

 

 

 

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Fred Rogers Productions is broadening its agreement with Simon & Schuster to include a range of books inspired by Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, the iconic PBS KIDS series created by beloved children’s TV pioneer, Fred Rogers. The first title under the new multi-year deal will launch in fall 2027. Simon & Schuster has been the publishing partner for Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, the hit animated spin-off of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, for the past 12 years, and the new agreement marks a significant expansion of the successful collaboration. In tandem with this growth, Fred Rogers Productions will exhibit this year for the first time at the American Library Association annual conference, June 25-29, 2026, at McCormick Place Convention Center in Chicago, Booth 3117.

“Simon & Schuster has been an exceptional partner since our first Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood title was published in 2014,” said Katie Huber, senior director of licensing, Fred Rogers Productions. “We’re delighted to expand our collaboration with them for Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood and to work together to deliver even more ways for parents, teachers, and librarians to help children learn and grow from the enduring series created by Fred Rogers.”

Fred Rogers Productions, in partnership with Little Dot Studios, recently introduced the first-ever Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood YouTube channel to inspire, delight, and entertain generations of longtime and new fans of all ages. Launched globally on June 4, the official channel features full episodes, a livestream, clips, and compilations from the iconic show, featuring Fred Rogers’ timeless lessons of kindness, curiosity, and community.

Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood aired nationally from 1968 to 2001, with the last new episode premiering 25 years ago. Fred Rogers was the creator of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood as well as the host of all 895 episodes, composer of its more than 200 songs, and puppeteer who imagined 14 characters into being. More importantly, he changed the face of children’s television and transformed the way many people think about the inner lives of young children.

Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood continues to air and stream on PBS stations across the U.S., with select episodes available to stream on the PBS KIDS Video app. The series is also available with PBS KIDS on Amazon Prime Video and streaming 24/7 on the Mister Rogers'

Neighborhood channel on Pluto TV. Episodes are also streaming free on PBS Retro, available on Plex, Roku, Vizio, TCL, and LG.

 

 

 

 

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The Bronx Zoo is announcing the debut of Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood at the Bronx Zoo, an immersive new exhibit created to inspire curiosity, imagination, and wildlife advocacy through playful interactives, performances, and more, featuring favorite characters from the beloved PBS KIDS series from Fred Rogers Productions.

The experience will open to the public on May 22 and run through September 7. This opening marks the world premiere of a first-of-its-kind concept that brings together two cherished worlds – Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood and the world of wildlife – to enchant both kids and kids at heart. Activities are designed to be accessible to neighbors of all ages and abilities and will integrate both Spanish and English. Entry is free with WCS membership or purchase of Bronx Zoo admission.

“For over 125 years, the Bronx Zoo has inspired a passion for wildlife and lifelong curiosity in guests of all ages,” said Rachel Libretti, Director of Events, Programming, and Rides at the Bronx Zoo. “We’re thrilled to debut Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood at the Bronx Zoo in continuation of this rich educational tradition and are honored to bring some of America’s most treasured characters to life at our trusted, family-friendly park.”
In addition to the more than 11,000 animals guests will encounter while exploring the zoo’s 265 acres, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood at the Bronx Zoo offers a combination of fan-favorite activities and Bronx Zoo exclusives that will excite children to discover the natural world.

In addition to the more than 11,000 animals guests will encounter while exploring the zoo’s 265 acres, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood at the Bronx Zoo offers a combination of fan-favorite activities and Bronx Zoo exclusives that will excite children to discover the natural world.

 

 

 

 

 

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Fred Rogers Productions has kicked off an Education Impact Advisory program. The new initiative is composed of education professionals and practitioners who will provide real-time insights into early childhood learning contexts, offer feedback on content and resources, and co-create new educational engagement activities aligned with Fred Rogers Productions’ mission. The 15-member cohort will interact with the teams behind the organization’s award-winning series, including Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, Donkey Hodie, and Alma’s Way, to help ensure the company’s content continues to meaningfully connect with and support children, caregivers, and educators everywhere now and well into the future. The advisors will serve through July 2027.

“The Education Impact Advisory brings together a group of passionate educators from diverse backgrounds to help us shape our resources and experiences that reach children and families across the country,” said Mallory Mbalia, director of learning and education at Fred Rogers Productions. “The Advisory members will collaborate closely with Fred Rogers Productions’ education, production, and engagement teams to share their insights on whole child development, learning, and the needs of young audiences.”
The Advisory members include professional teachers and principals, curriculum experts, early childhood development specialists, librarians, and childcare providers, among others.

Education Impact Advisory participants will:
•Take a deep dive into the company’s series and educational frameworks
•Share real-time insight from their own professional experiences
•Co-create new activities and resources inspired by the company’s content
•Serve as ambassadors for Fred Rogers Productions’ content in their respective communities

The new Education Impact Advisory will help create new educational resources and pilot new education-focused initiatives from Fred Rogers Productions.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Many Ways to Show You Care, a joy-filled multiplatform content initiative from Fred Rogers Productions, will launch on November 7. Content will be available on pbskids.org, the PBS KIDS Video app, and the PBS KIDS for Parents YouTube channel. The initiative includes documentary shorts, a Fred Rogers-inspired music video, educator lesson plans, and family activities. The series highlights caregiving as a natural part of family life in age-appropriate stories for children 2-6. The content from the trusted children’s media producer provides an approachable way for kids to see there are many ways to show they care. It is a child-focused companion piece to Caregiving, the general audience primetime PBS documentary, which premiered in June and was produced by Lea Pictures and WETA Washington, D.C., the flagship public media station in the nation's capital, in association with Ark Media.

In the documentary shorts, families will be introduced to three Pittsburgh-based children: Ramiro, a spunky 6 1/2-year-old who helps his great-grandma with everyday tasks; Anabella, a 10-year-old big sister who lends her parents a hand as they care for both of her younger brothers, one of whom has multiple disabilities; and Josh, a thoughtful 11-year-old who helps his father, who has a traumatic brain injury. These live-action stories were captured by Vinegar Hill, a production company based in the area. Each piece is hosted by beloved PBS KIDS characters, including Daniel Tiger from Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, Donkey Hodie from Donkey Hodie, and Alma Rivera from Alma’s Way. The characters connect the initiative’s caregiving themes to the intentional and well-known content made by Fred Rogers Productions.

Additionally, a music video featuring a reimagined version of the popular Fred Rogers song, “There Are Many Ways to Say I Love You,” will launch in conjunction with the series. The music video includes moments from the shorts as Daniel Tiger, Donkey Hodie, Alma Rivera, and Mister Rogers sing, showing that the legacy of Fred Rogers continues through the project.

New educational materials will accompany the content. The materials will include a curated collection of video clips from Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, Donkey Hodie, Alma’s Way, and Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, and accompanying lesson plans, which will be available on PBS LearningMedia. Family and caregiver activities will be available on the PBS KIDS for Parents website. All educational materials are developed by Fred Rogers Productions and child development experts in support of learning themes including compassion, empathy, self-care, and family support.

“Many Ways to Show You Care is directly inspired by 'There Are Many Ways to Say I Love You' as an opportunity for children to both see themselves and to learn more about the ways caregiving can be a part of a loving family,” said Ellen Doherty, chief creative officer for Fred Rogers Productions and executive producer of the project. “We are thrilled to collaborate with the Caregiving team to provide content for kids that is accessible to them and tied to Fred Rogers’ legacy.”

“Caregiving sheds light on some of the many ways that caring for a loved one can impact daily life for general audiences, and we are thrilled to have an age-appropriate way for children to have this opportunity to both learn and see themselves represented,” said Weston Middleton, head of film, Lea Pictures. “Fred Rogers Productions’ thoughtful approach will continue to shine a light on the triumphs and challenges of everyday caregivers for families at every age and stage.”

"Raising the awareness of young children about caregiving will better equip them as they become teens and adults to face the challenges and experience the joys of caregiving for loved ones," noted Tom Chiodo, executive producer of special projects and Caregiving for WETA. "We are grateful to Fred Rogers Productions for their partnership on this project."

Many Ways to Show You Care is a production of Fred Rogers Productions, in association with Lea Pictures and WETA Washington, D.C., in conjunction with the Well Beings Caregiving project. It is made possible with support from the Richard King Mellon Foundation, The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations, Next50, McFeely-Rogers Foundation, and Susan Crown Exchange.

 

 

 

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Fred Rogers Productions (FRP) and RWS Global announced a partnership to bring the beloved PBS KIDS series Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood to life in zoos across the country. RWS is the world’s leader in live moments across entertainment and sports while FRP excels at creating quality educational media and experiences for families, making the collaboration a mission-aligned fit.

The immersive traveling exhibit, "Daniel Tiger’s Grr-ific Day with You," combines the trusted values of Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood with the mission of zoos to educate young visitors in playful ways and inspire wildlife advocacy.

As families journey through the bilingual English–Spanish experience, they will enjoy activities inspired by Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood as they take in the animal habitats. Daniel Tiger’s signature strategies to introduce life lessons are paired with wildlife exploration encouraging curiosity and reflection at every stop. Along the way, participants can learn about animals through interactive play and enjoy photo opportunities with Daniel and his friends.

The experience culminates with a live show featuring Daniel and Katerina Kittycat as they explore habitats around the world. Afterwards, guests can participate in character meet-and-greets and purchase Daniel Tiger merchandise, providing zoos nationwide with both a meaningful educational platform and a revenue-generating attraction.

“We’re excited to officially kick off our partnership with Fred Rogers Productions and bring the magic of Daniel Tiger to an even broader audience of children at zoos around the country,” said Veronica Hart, Chief Growth Officer, RWS Global. “At RWS Global, we are constantly looking for new ways to engage visitors and we look forward to working together to revolutionize children’s interactive learning and bring more fun to zoos for years to come.”

“Fred Rogers Productions strives to create media and experiences that model kindness, respect, and an enthusiasm for learning, and our partnership with RWS delivers on that mission in a way that meets families where they are,” said Christopher Arnold, Chief Operating Officer, Fred Rogers Productions. “We are thrilled to bring this unique Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood experience to zoos around the country.”

The relationship between Fred Rogers Productions and RWS Global will publicly commence with its first activation opening at the Bronx Zoo in summer 2026.

“We’re honored that the Bronx Zoo will be the first stop for Daniel Tiger’s traveling exhibit. For more than a century, families have come to the Bronx Zoo to connect with wildlife and spark curiosity that lasts a lifetime,” said Meghann Kelley-DiSalvo, Director of Marketing, Wildlife Conservation Society. “Daniel Tiger brings a message of imagination, learning, and discovery that aligns beautifully with our mission, and we’re thrilled to be where this new adventure begins.”

For more information about bringing “Daniel Tiger’s Grr-ific Day with You” to your zoo, email newbusiness@rwsglobal.com.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Fred Rogers Productions has extended its partnership with the PNC Foundation. Through PNC Grow Up Great®, the PNC Foundation has awarded a $1.4 million grant to support Alma’s Way, the hit series on PBS KIDS. The grant will also support community events inspired by the series and ongoing Fred Rogers Productions initiatives such as Be My Neighbor Day. PNC Grow Up Great® is a multi-year, bilingual early childhood education initiative that helps children from birth through age 5 develop a love of learning that lasts a lifetime, which aligns with the Fred Rogers Productions mission and its series’ learning goals. PNC’s support of Fred Rogers Productions’ award-winning programming and events are aimed at helping to meet the needs of children and families where they are, a mission shared by both companies.

“We are so pleased to continue our partnership with the PNC Foundation, a valued supporter of educational and arts programs,” said Paul Siefken, president and CEO, Fred Rogers Productions. “Their sponsorship of our programming and outreach initiatives enables us to continue providing valuable content and hands-on experiences for children and families in their neighborhoods nationwide.”

The grant supports a range of onscreen content and outreach programs with educational and pro-social themes, including 49 Be My Neighbor Day events, the successful, longstanding community-based initiative inspired by Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, plus four Alma’s Way community events, and more.

“Fred Rogers Productions has been a terrific collaborator from the earliest days of PNC Grow Up Great, creating quality programming that encourages young children to discover, learn and grow,” said Sally McCrady, chair and president of the PNC Foundation. “Be My Neighbor Days is one of my favorite initiatives across PNC’s markets, helping families think about how they can be great neighbors and the importance of keeping kindness in mind. We’re excited to see the Alma’s Way Explore Your City events take shape.”

The PNC Foundation will be recognized on broadcast and across digital for its generous contribution to make new Alma’s Way episodes possible.
Alma’s Way focuses on core messages and learning goals to encourage children as they develop problem-solving, resilience, empathy, and other life skills. The series follows 6-year-old Alma Rivera, a proud, confident Puerto Rican girl who lives in the Bronx with her family among a diverse group of close-knit friends and community members. In every episode, Alma models self-awareness, responsible decision-making and empathy, while encouraging kids to develop critical thinking skills and value their own ideas and questions. The series, which premiered in 2021, is created by Sonia Manzano (“Maria” on Sesame Street) and produced by Fred Rogers Productions in association with Pipeline Studios (Elinor Wonders Why). Ellen Doherty and Manzano are executive producers. Jorge Aguirre (Goldie & Bear) is head writer and co-executive producer. Additional co-executive producers are Luis Lopez and Juan Lopez. Supervising Producer for Fred Rogers Productions is Olubunmi Mia Olufemi.

Be My Neighbor Day, the signature community outreach initiative for Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood spinoff Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, has attracted several hundred thousand in-person attendees nationwide since the program started in 2014. There have been more than 126,000 resources shared with participants, and attendees have helped create and assemble over 90,000 “giveback” items, such as health and first aid kits and thank you cards, for their communities. More than 30,000 items, such as sweaters and
mittens, have also been collected for donation to the participating locales.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, the beloved animated PBS KIDS series from Fred Rogers Productions, will return for an eighth season. Set to premiere in 2026, Season 8 of the well-loved series that models practical life skills for young children will feature ten new episodes. The order will include two half-hour specials, one introducing Daniel’s cousin, who is adopted, and another showcasing New Year’s Eve traditions in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe. In keeping with the thoughtfulness for which the series has become known, the upcoming season will address relatable themes for preschoolers and their parents, including adoption, managing morning and nighttime routines, cleaning up, patience, and more. It will also revisit its classic “grown-ups come back” parenting strategy with new stories and present a new strategy based on the classic Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood song, “Let’s Think of Something to Do While We’re Waiting.”

“Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood and its helpful, singable strategies have resonated with families since the series first launched in 2012, and it continues to be a favorite today,” said Ellen Doherty, chief creative officer, Fred Rogers Productions. “We’re excited to provide a new season of quality content that includes valuable life lessons while furthering the legacy of Fred Rogers with fresh stories, characters, and adventures.”

“Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood is a shining example of the core mission of public media—to help preschoolers and their families navigate everyday situations and tackle challenges together in positive ways,” said Sara DeWitt, Senior Vice President and General Manager, PBS KIDS. “We are proud to bring Season 8 to PBS KIDS, sharing meaningful and fun stories from the Neighborhood of Make-Believe to uplift, inspire, and enrich the lives of our viewers.”

Fred Rogers Productions will produce new Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood games for the free PBS KIDS Games app and pbskids.org in tandem with Season 8. The company will also work to enhance the accessibility of its popular existing games so that even more children can play and benefit from them. Additionally, Fred Rogers Productions will host several webinars to provide a behind-the-scenes look at the game development for the series in an effort to continue to grow and serve the community of developers who are new to creating educational games for children.

Each episode of Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood showcases two distinct stories starring Daniel Tiger and his friends, who invite viewers to join them on their adventures as they explore the colorful Neighborhood of Make-Believe. Each half-hour includes one story from Daniel’s perspective and another from the point of view of other characters including Katerina Kittycat, Miss Elaina, O the Owl, Prince Wednesday, Jodi Platypus, Max, and Chrissie. Irresistible musical strategies reinforce the unique theme of every show so preschoolers, parents, and caregivers can sing along and incorporate them into their daily lives. Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood is produced by Fred Rogers Productions and 9 Story Media Group and animated by award-winning animation studio, Brown Bag Films. Executive producers are Angela C. Santomero, creator of the series; Ellen Doherty, chief creative officer at Fred Rogers Productions; and Vince Commisso, president & CEO, 9 Story Media Group. Supervising Producers are Chris Loggins (Fred Rogers Productions) and Coral Schoug (Brown Bag Films). 9 Story Brands holds worldwide licensing and distribution rights for the series.

Fans can watch Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood on their local PBS station and stream it for free on the PBS KIDS Video app, pbskids.org, and more (no subscription required). Games, activities, and more can be found on pbskids.org/daniel.