GBH Selects Ticketbud as Exclusive Ticketing Partner for ANTIQUES ROADSHOW and Regional Event Programming

GBH has selected Ticketbud to power ticketing for ANTIQUES ROADSHOW and other events. Read about the new partnership for virtual and in-person programming.

By: AXL Media

Published: Mar 3, 2026, 8:07 AM EST

Source: The information in this article was sourced from PR Newswire

Strategic Infrastructure for Public Media Events

GBH, the largest content creator for PBS and a major provider for NPR, has officially integrated Ticketbud’s software to handle the complex requirements of its public facing events. This partnership is designed to streamline the attendee experience for thousands of visitors who participate in GBH’s programming annually. Ticketbud’s platform was selected for its ability to handle high volume traffic and provide robust data analytics, which are essential for a non profit organization looking to better understand and engage with its audience.

Powering the ANTIQUES ROADSHOW National Tour

A centerpiece of the agreement is the management of the ANTIQUES ROADSHOW national tour, an event that consistently attracts a massive volume of applicants and ticket holders across the United States. The technical demands of the tour require a system capable of managing intricate time slot allocations and large scale digital check ins. By utilizing Ticketbud, GBH aims to reduce wait times and improve the overall flow of the appraisal events, ensuring that the logistical back end remains invisible to the participants.

Versatility Across Virtual and In Person Formats

Beyond the physical tour, the partnership covers a wide array of virtual events and hybrid programming produced by GBH. Ticketbud’s technology provides integrated tools for digital access, allowing the media organization to host webinars, virtual screenings, and interactive discussions with the same ease as a traditional venue based gathering. This flexibility is particularly important as GBH continues to expand its digital footprint and reach audiences beyond the New England region.