Programming on Channel 13 in Falmouth, comes from members who produced more than 600 hours of first run local programs last year. FCTV's programming is also available streaming on the Internet. Virtually every aspect of Falmouth society is reflected on its channel, community issues and concerns, arts and entertainment, and local events.
Troy Clarkson hosts and produces this weekly series on FCTV's Public Channel 13. He is joined each week by the members of the Business Roundtable: Bill Zammer of the Flying Bridge Restaurant, Michael Kasperian of the Falmouth Chamber of Commerce and Tech Specialist Gary Vacon.
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Tune in to Falmouth Community Television’s cooking show, Cooking in Falmouth, hosted by Gail Blakely and produced at FCTV’s Falmouth Community Media Center Studio A Kitchen on Dillingham Ave.
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Host Gail Blakely welcomes Susan Sigel Goldsmith of Bootstrap Farm Club to cook up three delicious recipes featuring local apples.
Known for their vintage cars, Hundred Acre School, dazzling hydrangeas and so much more, Heritage Museums and Gardens is always a popular Upper Cape destination. And while summer may be coming to a close, there is still plenty to see at Heritage Museums and Gardens. We spoke with Director of Visitor Engagement Heather Meade about some of the events they have coming up this fall.
In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we take a look at a new exhibit at a local museum, stop by a local craft fair, and take a dive deep beneath the ocean’s surface. All this and much more on this edition of Falmouth in Focus.
One of the most anticipated events of Labor Day weekend is the Rotary Club of Falmouth’s annual craft fair. This year’s two-day event at the Marine Park Bandshell featured music from local artists and performers, and more than 65 vendors offering works of art, jewelry and a myriad of crafts. We stopped by and chatted with the organizers of the event.
One of our town’s most beloved historical landmarks, Highfield Hall and Gardens, has some exciting new programs for the fall, everything from musical performances to great food. We spoke with co-executive director Lisa Walker about what Highfield has to offer. For more information about events and exhibits at Highfield Hall and Gardens, see their website highfieldhall.org
The Falmouth Historical Society, established in 1900, is the oldest historical society on Cape Cod. They’ve seen and documented the changes our town has seen through the years through their Museums on the Green and recently had some changes of their own. We sat down with their new executive director, Rachel Lovett, and discussed some of the exciting new programs they have coming up.
In Episode 10 of Cooking In Falmouth, host Gail Blakely introduces the winners of the "Never Say No to an August Tomato" contest and cooks the winning recipes.
In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we look at a local landmark celebrating a major milestone, stop by the Woods Hole Film Festival to talk with the filmmakers, and we visit with the winners of the 50th running of the Asics Falmouth Road Race. All this and much more on this edition of Falmouth in Focus.
Teaticket Park recently saw the addition of a butterfly and pollinator garden this past Spring. We stopped by with 300 Committee Executive Director Jessica Whritenour to check on the progress of the garden and why it's such a great place for a walk.
Every year the Falmouth Road Race brings out thousands of runners to participate in the race and many of them choose to run for charities as part of the “Numbers for Nonprofits” program. We spoke with some of these runners before the race. Since 2000 the Falmouth road race has helped to raise over $50 million for great causes.
