The Maser Gallery at Falmouth Community Television (FCTV) will host the first annual Holiday Gift Gallery this year, beginning with an opening reception on Sunday, November 4 from 3-5 pm and running through Thursday, November 29.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has declared October 20th as Community Media Day! You can be a part of it here in Falmouth by supporting our goal of creating a new Falmouth Community Media Center.
Community Media Day is an annual celebration of voices that bring awareness to the importance of free speech and accessible media for all individuals to have their voices heard.
Maser Gallery will host the first November Gift Gallery this year. We are looking for artists, photographers and craftspeople to submit their work for this show and sale. Interested participants may download and fill out the attached form and email to: marcia@fctv.org. To return by mail: Maser Gallery at FCTV, 310A Dillingham Avenue, Falmouth, MA 02540. Submissions will be accepted on Sundays from 12-5 pm.
In 2012, the Falmouth Community Television Board of Directors established the PRISCILLA (“Pucky”) ROSLANSKY MEMORIAL FUND in memory of Priscilla (“Pucky”) Roslansky, PhD, of Woods Hole, Massachusetts, a long time member, producer and supporter of FCTV.
On this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we take a look at the plans for the new steamship terminal in Woods Hole, follow a charity bike ride through town, learn more about a local program for people dealing with Mental Illness and Addiction and much more.
On Wednesday October 17 at 7 pm the Falmouth League of Women Voters, in cooperation with FCTV, hosted Candidates Night in the auditorium at Falmouth High School. Mindy Todd of WCAI Moderated the evening and introduced all candidates for this Novembers Election.
If you would like to visit with Jane or some of their other equally lovely cats, come in to the shelter at 44 Beagle Lane in Teaticket. Open to the public on Wednesdays from 4 to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The goal of the water stations is to encourage people to use refillable water bottles instead of single-use plastic bottles. Through this effort, the water stewards hope to reduce single-use plastic bottle usage, reduce roadside and waterway litter and improve the coastal and marine environments.
More than 200 cyclists pedaled across southeastern New England on Sunday to show their support for clean water during the Buzzards Bay Coalition’s largest-ever Buzzards Bay Watershed Ride, a scenic bicycling tour stretching from Little Compton in Rhode Island to Woods Hole.
6th Annual Emergency Preparedness Fair was sponsored by the Falmouth Fire Department and featured displays and information from local and state fire departments on preparing for and handling weather related and other forms of emergency's.
