FCTV recognizes the contribution of Mary Fouser in 2018.

2018 in review. FCTV's accomplishments and impact over the past year.

Spring has arrived at Peterson Farm and a youth movement is underway in the barnyards. We couldn’t resist the urge to spend some time with some adorable baby farm animals, so we had to pay a visit.

The Woods Hole Science Aquarium was established in 1885, making it the oldest marine aquarium in the United States. Since then, it has offered countless visitors a unique opportunity to learn about our local marine ecosystem and the diversity of life beneath the waves.

On this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we’ll hear an update on the Rte 28 water main replacement project, visit some new residents at Peterson Farm, and celebrate Earth Day at the Seacrest with Falmouth Students, and much more.

We are looking to place Daisy and Destiny together since they are bonded and have always lived together. Why not come to meet these two cuties and see if you'd like to add them to your family come by the shelter during adoption hours and see if you'd like to give them a "fur-ever" home.

The League of Women Voters of Falmouth, in collaboration with Falmouth Community Television, held candidates night on May 8th in the Hermann Room of the Falmouth Public Library.

Statements from candidates in the May 2019 Town Election. 

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.