Events
Special Events
Annual Beach / Roadway Clean Up
The annual beach cleanup was held on Saturday, 06/10/23 from 10:00 a.m. to noon. Members and guests arrived at 9:30 am for a meet and greet with board members, beach committee members, town officials and a photo opportunity. This year we concentrated on cleaning up around the bathhouse and removed all weeds and debris around the building and parking lot. Refreshments were provided to volunteers. Logo wear was available for sale (hats, T’s sweatshirts, vests, bags and notecards). Terry Saunders and Carole Mendoza were Co-Chairs.
Annual Meeting / Summer Social
The 2023 Annual Meeting and Summer Social will be held on Sunday, 08/13/23 at the Flying Bridge. See post and email for details and to sign up.
Annual Holiday Party
2023 – To be determined
On 12/05/21 The Annual Holiday Party was held outside at ShoreWay Acres with 50 in attendance. We enjoyed chowder, warm cider, goodies and smore’s over the fire.
On 12/08/19 the Annual Holiday Party following the Falmouth Christmas Parade took place from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. at ShoreWay Acres, 59 Shore Street, Falmouth.
Traffic Control
As per scheduled event, members volunteer to assist with traffic control. Details will be posted as events are scheduled. We did not assist in 2023.
This years Falmouth Triathlon was held on Sunday, 07/09/23 and is organized by New England Endurance Events
It’s a rite of summer on Cape Cod: an event that attracts not only local triathletes but also visitors from across the nation and the world. A highlight of the New England Triathlon Tour, this “short” sprint race (so say the triathlon vets) is unique for its warm salt-water swim, a beautiful bike that climbs to the majestic Nobska Point Light, and a 5k run entirely alongside one of New England’s most beautiful beaches. “Casual” athletes and newcomers are encouraged to join the tri-geeks…it’s a wonderful day for everyone!
Course Description
SWIM: 1/3 mile – A sandy, waist-deep start at Surf Drive Beach (expect temps well into the 70s). The course is rectangular in shape and well lifeguarded. Wave conditions over the years have ranged from glass-calm to a slight chop; never “big surf” in the protected waters of Vineyard Sound.
BIKE: 8.5 miles – After a mile-long flat stretch to warm up the legs, you begin a gradual climb of 2 winding miles to Nobska Light. Then it’s a rolling four miles skirting Woods Hole and returning to Falmouth Village. The remaining two miles are either downhill or flat to the finish.
RUN: 3.1 miles – A very level and fast run on paved road and walking trail along Vineyard Sound. Consider a hat and sunglasses — not much shade! Two staffed water stops. The last 50 yards are on the sand of Surf Drive Beach where the biggest cheering crowd of the New England Triathlon Tour awaits you!