This week on Falmouth in Focus, we visit the Cape Cod Fairgrounds, stop by Cape Cod Pride Day, check out the last day of school and much more.

Pickles is a handsome orange tabby with white domestic long hair male. This guy is 4 years old and has a striking coat of orange fur accented by generous amounts of white around his muzzle, neck, bib, and paws and boots. He also has expressive big amber colored eyes. Pickles came to PFC when his owners moved and could not take their pets. He is quite a feisty boy and we are looking for an adopter who has a fair amount of experience with difficult kitties.

Falmouth Academy and Falmouth Community Television teamed up to offer a Summer Animation series for Kids.

The Falmouth Commodores take on the Brewster White Caps on July 1st, 2018.

We stopped by the Arts Alive Festival and spoke with ArtsFalmouth Chair Lee Geishecker about the event.

The Orleans Firebirds take on the Falmouth Commodores on June 27, 2018

Falmouth Harbors are wait listed. Between January 1st and March 15th you may fill out a wait list form for up to two harbors, and pay a fee for each list, to be added to the wait list. Residents of Falmouth as well as non-residents are allowed to apply for a mooring permit.

The Falmouth Farmers’ Market is on Thursdays, noon to 6 pm, May 24 – October 11, 2018 at Marine Park overlooking Falmouth Harbor. 

 Markets feature vegetables and fruits from farms in Falmouth, on Cape Cod and around Buzzards Bay and southeastern Massachusetts; local smoked fish, eggs, artisanal cheeses, breads, pies, pastas, meat, herbs, flowers, and vegetable starts.

The old pumping station is no longer being used as a water filtration plant, but as storage for old town documents that were previously stored at the Falmouth Town Hall.

Gosnold on Cape Cod is planning to move and expand its services to the former location of the Falmouth Center nursing home on Jones Road.  Gosnold hosted a community meeting regarding the project on Thursday, June 21 at the Falmouth Public Library.