Inspiration is Everywhere is a Falmouth non-profit organization that believes that it can inspire a better world by expanding the ways in which people view the world artistically. Their primary focus is to reduce the amount of landfill waste through inspiring people to utilize recycled and upcycled art materials. Founder Samantha Bauer gives us some insight into the group’s mission.
Every year, members of the Woods Hole community come together to celebrate Black History Month. This year’s theme marks the 150th anniversary of the 15th amendment and the rights of black men to vote after the civil war. Lecturers will discuss the fight for the vote, equal rights and the many ways in which the black voice was silenced or destroyed altogether as black people attempted to cast their ballots.
A 1921 painting depicting a slice of Woods Hole’s colonial history has been cleaned and restored, and can now be viewed at the main branch of the Falmouth Public Library. FCTV visited the library to get more information about the artwork from Director Linda Collins.
One of the most iconic locations in Falmouth is Nobska Light and its breathtaking views of Vineyard Sound. Thanks to the stewardship of the Friends of Nobska Light, the lighthouse tower was completed restored, and the keeper’s house is currently undergoing a substantial preservation project that will convert the former residence into a maritime museum
In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we get an update on the Falmouth water main replacement project, learn about a creative and unconventional nonprofit organization that does a little bit of everything, tour the Nobska Light Keeper’s House as it undergoes a major renovation and much more.
Falmouth Community Television held it's annual February Vacation Animation Camp this year with 7 participants who produced these 4 short animations.
Meet candidates for the office of State Senator from the Plymouth and Barnstable District, the seat being vacated by Senator Vinny DeMacedo and comprising the towns of Bourne, Falmouth, Kingston, Pembroke, Plymouth, and Sandwich.
In a dystopian future, the world is run by one simple tool meant to end all conflicts and ensure a constant state of happiness for all humanity
For the past nine years, the Falmouth Jewish Congregation and the Waquoit Congregational Church have co-sponsored a wonderful charity event around the time of the NFL Championship, called, appropriately, the Soup - Er - Bowl. The event is a lunch, featuring homemade soup with bread and desserts, hence the name. We stopped by to see how it went.
On Monday, January 20th, the Sea Crest Beach Hotel was the site for the 13th Annual Martin Luther King Community Breakfast, hosted by No Place for Hate Falmouth. Dr. King’s legacy was honored by more than 300 guests, enjoying live music, song, and words from guest speaker Donique R. McIntosh.
