Wayland Free Public Library

Massachusetts Good Neighbor Day helps to make sure that all residents of the Commonwealth feel connected to their community and enjoy a strong sense of social health. Join us at this special event dedicated to strengthening connections, encouraging kindness, and fostering a deeper sense of belonging throughout our communities. - Pack a picnic and enjoy live music (from 11am-12pm) on the front lawn (50's and early 60's rock and roll) by Retro Polatin! - Enjoy donuts and cider provided by Wayland Free Public Library - Games to get to know your neighbors - Sidewalk chalk for kids (or adults!) -

Everyone is welcome to seek help. Stop by the Library for free and confidential resources. The social worker can help with basic needs like food access or employment, make referrals to services, or provide support. Narcan will also be available to take at no cost. Most Fridays, 2-4 PM. No appointment needed. Contact lkeating@wayland.ma.us with any questions.

Since publishing in 2015, Leigh Bardugo’s highly popular Six of Crows has taken the world of YA literature by storm–and it’s not hard to see why. The complex fantasy setting, thoughtfully-structured magic system, and deliciously morally gray characters all collide in a world you won’t want to leave! Join us as we pick the brain of the New York Times bestselling author herself, celebrating the release of her Six of Crows (The Dregs Edition). Leigh Bardugo is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Familiar, Ninth House and the creator of the Grishaverse (now a Netflix original series)

Join us in the Library’s Round Room for a series of discussions designed to deepen understanding, bridge past and present, create brave spaces for dialogue, and strengthen inclusion in Wayland and beyond. Facilitated by Wayland resident Dr. Eden-Reneé Hayes of Pluralism Solutions, each session will consist of a (non-required) pre-reading to spark reflection, a guided conversation, and a time for reflection and identification of next steps. Light refreshments will be served. Session 1: A Shared Moral Foundation; Reflecting on George Washington’s Farewell Address (1796) In stepping down from the presidency, George Washington modeled the peaceful transfer of power and called