Coonamessett Farm, a 20-acre farm and research enterprise, has been serving the community since 1989. Located in the East Falmouth village of Hatchville and owned by Ron Smolowitz, the farm offers a variety of products, services and activities. Farm animals include dwarf goats, sheep, alpacas, miniature donkeys, rabbits, chickens, ducks and turkeys. Visitors can pick their own vegetables, fruit, flowers and herbs or browse the farm stand for jams, breads, herbal soaps and specialty grocery items. The farm offers educational tours for schools and community organizations. "Jamaican Night" on Wednesday nights in the summer is very popular with local residents.
The Police Athletic League of Cape Cod, known as "PAL," is a community gathering place for Falmouth youths. PAL's programs are all about the development of good programs for kids.
PAL is a police-based program and encourages kids to be active in sports and recreational activities. The PAL Center is located at 279 Brick Kiln Road, East Falmouth.
The Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall is conveniently located at the intersection of Route 151 and Sandwich Rd. in Falmouth.
The New Alchemy Institute was founded in 1961 as a research center that pioneers the investigation into organic agriculture, aquaculture and bioshelter. Take a tour of this organic property and learn about the earth's wealth in agriculture.
"You are loved" is the simple yet powerful mission of the Nazarene. The Reverend Warren Washburn Jr., also known as Reverend Buddy, explains that evangelicals adhere to the Bible as opposed to philosophy. It is considered a conservative theology, one that fosters a relationship with God in that God comes to us through the Bible.
The church offers a family night every Wednesday with supper followed by men's and women's discipleship groups. The church's Kid's Club has built-in homework time. There is also a family movie night and World Revival for the Brazilian community is on Thursdays and Sundays at 8pm. NA meetings are hosted on Mondays at 7:30pm while AA meetings are on Tuesdays at 7pm.
Unitarian Universalists follow a traditional Protestant format for its service. Then other views are introduced. Members are encouraged to heed the guidance of science and reason, but there are other things to consider. Universalists incorporate spiritual teachings from multiple Earth-centered traditions. A lesson may come from a Muslim, Judaic, Buddhist or Native American tradition.
The Waquoit Congregational Church is a small, beautiful New England church. It has been in existence since the mid-1800s. It has a small local congregation. Locals look forward to the large fund-raising yard sale the church has each year.
Do you need to be lifted up? Reverend Costello can inspire. The facilities at St. Anthony's Rectory hold a devoted congregation. Many members donate incredible time and energy; love may be in baking cookies for a fund-raiser, joining the Pan-Falmouth Challenge or minstering to the sick. St. Anthony's embraces anyone who joins to worship. Mass is offered daily, and speaker series in conjuction with fellow churches, family programs and the Right of Chritian Initiation of Adults can also be found here. For some fun, stop by to play mah-jongg on Fridays.