In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we take a walk through Beebe Woods to celebrate Juneteenth with the Woods Hole Diversity Committee, catch the colorful splendor of the Cape Cod Hydrangea Festival, and visit a Village Green June tradition as it celebrates its 70th anniversary. All this and much more on this edition of Falmouth in Focus.

"Virtual" Poetic License Open Mic Night June 23, 2022, hosted by FCTV and conducted using the Zoom platform. Hosted by Donna Scheer. Participants were invited to perform poetry, prose, comedy and song in a four-minute time slot.

The Falmouth Bike Lab is an all-volunteer community bike shop focused on helping people get access to and maintain their bikes. For the past nine years, the bike lab volunteers have been operating out of John Wesley United Methodist Church on Gifford Street and are now looking for a new home. To learn more about this valuable community resource, we stopped by for a look.

June is Pride Month and to see how some local residents are celebrating, we stopped by Bad Martha’s Farmers Brewery, who have a full slate of activities planned for the month. They’ve partnered with Cape Cod Pride, to raise money and awareness for the LGBTQ+ organization.

WellStrong , a local nonprofit, provides wellness services to those in recovery from substance use disorder. They recently held their first ever “fun run” which included a half-mile run through Teaticket Park. Several other local organizations dedicated to recovery took part as well.

On the Falmouth Public Library Lawn, Friday Evening, June 17th.

In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we’ll check in with Falmouth’s very own Boys of Summer as they return to Fuller Field, stop by for a round of bingo with Cape Cod Pride, and take a look back at the Class of ‘22’s graduation day. All this and much more on this episode of Falmouth in Focus.

Today is yet another day in America that has us grappling with a deeply traumatic incident of gun violence. A shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas has caused unspeakable grief and harm, which is hard to comprehend. A vigil was held recently on the Village Green sponsored by the Falmouth Gun Safety Coalition and the Falmouth Clergy and FCTV was there.

The Falmouth Farmers' Market reopened for the 2022 season and Thursday afternoons at Marine Park are bustling with shoppers looking for locally grown delights from the many farms and food artisans featured there. We stopped by to find out what's new this year. In addition to the new offerings this year, the Falmouth Farmers' Market wants you to know that it continues to take SNAP Benefits which are doubled up to $40 dollars per month.