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  • Pop Sensations age 8-12 – Wayland Rec at Wayland School of Music

    Mondays, Fall 2025-26 semester, 15 weeks: Sep 22 – Jan 26 (no class 10/13, 12/22, 12/29, 1/19) 6:00 - 7:00 - age 8-12 Unleash your inner star in this high-energy vocal class led by music producer and educator Dan Searl! Learn the foundations of great singing, develop confidence, and perform hit songs with friends who love to sing just like you. From warmups to performance-ready pop routines, students will build skills and make memories in a supportive, exciting environment. Whether you're new to singing or ready for the spotlight, this is your chance to shine! With instructor Dan Searl, Voice Faculty

    $458

  • The December Arts Wayland Exhibit

    35 Andrew Ave, Wayland

    Arts Wayland December Member Exhibit Visit the Arts Wayland Gallery at 35 Andrew Ave, Wayland, or explore the show online through the end of the month! This beautiful December exhibit features 78 artworks by 19 talented artists, offering a vibrant and diverse collection perfect for holiday giving. All artwork is available for purchase—find a unique gift for someone special! Browse the exhibit online: www.artswayland.com

    Free

  • The January Members Exhibit

    The January Members Exhibit
    35 Andrew Ave, Wayland

    The January Members Exhibit features a stunning collection of 44 artworks by 13 Arts Wayland artists. Spanning a variety of styles and mediums, this exhibit offers a vibrant snapshot of the creativity within our artist community. Explore the full exhibit online and discover new and inspiring work throughout the month of January. See the exhibit online or in person at 35 Andrew Ave, Wayland or at www.artswayland.com through the end of January.

    Free

  • February Member Art Exhibit

    Social Worker Drop-In Hours
    35 Andrew Ave, Wayland

    🎨✨ Dive into creativity this February at the Arts Wayland Gallery! From February 1–28, explore an inspiring range of 2D and 3D artwork from our talented members in person at 35 Andrew Ave, Wayland, MA and online on our website. 🖼️💻 📅 Special Reception: Join us Saturday, February 14 at 3:00 PM for a festive, public reception — the perfect way to meet artists and enjoy the exhibit together! Whether you’re stopping by the gallery or browsing our online showcase, there’s something inspiring for every art lover. ❤️ 👉 Visit us in person or explore the exhibit online now: artswayland.com/collections/february-2026-art-exhibit

    free

  • Small Group Intro to guitar for age 6-7

    Wayland School of Music Group Space 310 Boston Post Road, Wayland, MA, United States

    Learn to play the acoustic guitar in a fun class designed to engage and inspire! Students build a sound technical foundation through simple tunes, rhythms, and ensemble playing, in a relaxed setting that includes singing, movement and games. This class is based on the Suzuki method of music education, which has a 70-year history of success worldwide. Caregivers are encouraged to attend so they can learn to help their child at home. Includes a loaner acoustic guitar in appropriate size for child, plus book and CD to keep. With instructor Francesco Barone, Guitar Faculty, WSM

    $509

  • Science and the Art of Storytelling with Dr. Nick Castle

    Wayland Free Public Library 5 Concord Road

    Science needs more storytellers. We like to make a dividing line between researchers and communicators, but effective communication is at the very heart of science. Most science is told as dry facts without motivating context. From the proposal pitch, into the lab, and through to publication, the ability to tell a captivating story is essential. What does it take to be a storyteller in science, and how might people who don’t fit the traditional mold of STEM find their place in research? If you’re interested in science but deterred by the need for a doctoral degree, then this lecture is