FCTV Executive Director/CEO Debra Rogers gives us a walk-through of the new Falmouth Community Media Center. 

April Vacation Animation Camp was a huge success at FCTV. We had 10 students come in and make their own animations. The students ages 8-12 were split into two groups and each came up with their own creative story, characters, and backgrounds. The students learned how to create their own Stop-Motion Claymation movies. One group focused on an animation surrounding the best onion rings in the Universe, which come from Saturn of course. The other groups story revolves around a scientist and his time machine and all the interesting characters he meets on his adventures.

ArtsFalmouth is an umbrella organization created to celebrate, sponsor and promote art events and artists in and around Falmouth.

The Friends of Nobska Light is a 501(c)(3), incorporated in February 2015 to preserve Nobska Light Station and, since April 2016, under agreement with the US Coast Guard and the Town of Falmouth, to preserve the tower, the lighthouse keeper's house and the grounds as an educational resource open to the public.

Assistant superintendents Sonia Tellier and Michael Feeney presented plans for new opportunities and discussed how current opportunities will be enhanced in view of the new law.

“Falmouth Wants a Y” is a community-based group of volunteers working together with the YMCA Cape Cod to bring a Y to the Upper Cape.

Construction has officially begun on the new High School athletic complex, and FCTV was there for the Groundbreaking ceremony

Curling is an excellent activity for local youth of all ages and skill levels. The Cape Cod Curling Club has a number of youth programs that help kids stay active while socializing and having fun at the same time.