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.
During this difficult time it is more important than ever that we as the Falmouth community stay connected. We invite you to be part of FCTV Cares: Sharing Our Stories and record yourself.
Tune in to Falmouth Community Television’s new cooking show, Cooking in Falmouth, hosted by Gail Blakely and produced at FCTV’s new Falmouth Community Media Center on Dillingham Ave.
The following public service announcements were the product of another successful FCTV PSA day! For more information about PSA day, contact us at 1-508-457-0800 or email info@fctv.org.
Cape Cod League Baseball finally returned to Falmouth’s Arnie Allen Diamond at Guv Fuller Field on Sunday June 20th, after a year’s hiatus due to the pandemic. Here’s an update on our Falmouth Commodores’ season so far. Follow the Commodores on their website, falmouthcommodores.com
The Emerald House at 67 Davisville Road has recently been transformed into the Cape Cod Cape Verdean Museum and Cultural Center, serving as an educational experience for visitors and residents of Falmouth.
A fitter, more toned body. A serene, more peaceful mind. It’s all just a step away. Yoga and Wellness Instructor Nissa Morton meets us on the path where walking and meditation intersect in this month’s Be Well segment.
The Cape Cod Hydrangea Festival is an annual event across the Cape, and we visited a number of colorful gardens to see what makes this event so special. While the Hydrangea Festival may be over you can still catch the beautiful blooms at gardens all across the Cape into September.
The Carousel of Light reopened just in time for the Fourth of July weekend, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that occurred on July 1st on the lawn of the Mullen-Hall School. School-aged visitors were given free access to ride the carousel horses that underwent painstaking refurbishment by local volunteer Joseph Gregg, in space donated by Highfield Hall and Gardens.
With the summer beach season in full-swing, FCTV spoke to Beach Department Superintendents Bruce Mogardo and Maggie Clayton to get an overview of maintenance, beach rules, and how the department is dealing with staffing issues this year. Go to the beach department page at “Falmouth MA dot gov” to get up-to-the minute information about beach staffing and parking.
In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we’ll visit the Cape Cod Cape Verdean Museum and Cultural Center for their grand opening celebration, welcome back the Cape Cod Baseball League as the Falmouth Commodores returned to the field on June 20th, stop by some local gardens to take a look at some beautiful hydrangeas during the Cape Cod Hydrangea Festival, check in with Niisa Morton for her monthly Be Well segment, find out how the Falmouth Public Schools are helping to feed their students, even during the summer months, see some magnificent footage of Humpback Whales courtesy of Ryan Collin
In this episode of Falmouth in Focus, we'll celebrate the opening of the new Falmouth Senior Center, check in at the beaches with the Beach Department Superintendents, take a ride on the Carousel of Light as it opens for the summer season, honor those who were lost to Covid-19 at an interfaith memorial service downtown, hear about an adoptable dog from Friends of Falmouth Dogs, visit the Outdoor Learning Spaces at North Falmouth Elementary, get some important tick safety information from Larry Dapsis of the Cape Cod Cooperative Extension, hear an excerpt from the reading of the Declaration
Five years ago, the Friends of Nobska Light entered a contract with the Town of Falmouth and the United States Coast Guard to save Nobska and implement a master plan ensuring community access to this iconic structure. Since then, the lighthouse tower has been completely restored and the work to renovate the Keeper’s House is well underway, although delayed somewhat because of the pandemic. FCTV stopped by to get an update on the project.
The Wounded Warrior Project Soldier Ride returned to Cape Cod for the tenth year on May 21st. The 10-mile stretch of bike path on the Shining Sea Bikeway allowed a lot of room for the community to cheer the Warriors on as they rode from North Falmouth to Woods Hole and back. FCTV was honored to have our members staffing the crossing at Depot Avenue in Falmouth.
