PBS launched its Arts Fall Festival this month, pairing national and local performances for Friday night broadcasts. That means local viewers can watch a documentary on Pearl Jam followed by video of Ronnie Vannucci (of the Killers) and his new band, Big Talk. Or, check out Coco Jenkins of Rhyme N’ Rhythm after watching the documentary Women Who Rock.

The PBS Arts Fall Festival, featuring performances and musicians in nine different communities, will continue through December 16. Vegas PBS’ General Manager Tom Axtell says the program is designed to expose audiences to different genres and highlight Las Vegas’ talent.

On Dec. 23, Donny Osmond will host a show featuring a compilation of the series’ Vegas-based video segments.

Here’s the lineup (programs begin at 9 p.m. No program Dec. 2 or 9):

Oct. 21:

PBS Arts from Seattle: Pearl Jam Twenty

Vegas PBS: Ronnie Vannucci and Big Talk

Oct. 28:

PBS Arts from Miami: Miami City Ballet Dances Balanchine & Tharp

Vegas PBS: Las Vegas Contemporary Dance Theater

Nov. 4:

PBS Arts from the Blue Ridge Mountains: Give Me the Banjo

Vegas PBS: Out of the Desert Bluegrass Band

Nov. 11:

PBS Arts from Chicago: Bill T. Jones: A Good Man

Vegas PBS: Cirque du Soleil’s Viva Elvis!

Nov. 18:

PBS Arts from Cleveland: Women Who Rock

Vegas PBS: Coco Jenkins of Rhyme N’ Rhythm

Nov. 25:

PBS Arts from Los Angeles: Il Postino, LA Opera with Plácido Domingo

Vegas PBS: Christina Douglas of Sondheim Singers of Las Vegas

Dec 16:

PBS Arts from San Francisco: The Little Mermaid, San Francisco Ballet

Vegas PBS: Nevada Ballet Theater's Nutcracker

Dec. 23:

Vegas PBS Arts Showcase: Hosted by Donny Osmond