Visit the Arts Wayland Members Gallery now through the end of October! This vibrant show features 64 works from 16 talented local artists, showcasing a wide range of styles and mediums. All pieces are available to view in person and can also be browsed — and purchased — online. Don’t miss this opportunity to support local creativity! You can view the art online as well at www.artswayland.com
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
HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED WHAT IT'S LIKE TO GO TO THE OLYMPICS? What does it take to compete on the global stage? What is it like to live in the Olympic village? What happens before and after the competition? Come hear Kristi talk about her experiences as a rower at the 2020 and 2024 Olympic Games -- and what it was like to go from being a local athlete to competing in Tokyo and Paris. Whether you're a rower, a fan, or just curious, all are welcome!
Enhance your colorful walk or bike along The Mass Central Rail Trail by stopping in to The Wayland Depot. The Wayland Depot, located in the historic train station in the center of Wayland, has hostess gifts, baby gifts, beautiful scarves and jewelry, local books, honey and maple syrup, plus Wayland Booster apparel. Stop in for that elusive find. Wednesday through Saturday, 10am - 4pm One Cochituate Road (rte. 27), Wayland, MA 01778 thewaylanddepot.com 508-358-5386
Coined as the “queen of British historical fiction,” Philippa Gregory returns to the infamous Tudor Court with a tale that is both timely and timeless. We invite you to sit down with us for an intriguing conversation with Gregory about her newest novel Boleyn Traitor (forthcoming October 14, 2025). Dr. Philippa Gregory is one of the world’s foremost historical novelists. She wrote her first ever novel, Wideacre, when she was completing her PhD in eighteenth-century literature and it sold worldwide, heralding a new era for historical fiction. Her flair for blending history and imagination developed into a signature style and
Come join the Wayland High School's Tri-M Music Honors Society for its annual Trunk or Treat event at the Wayland High School cafeteria on Wednesday, October 29th from 5pm to 7pm! Here, kids can experience a range of spooky-themed musical activities, ranging from hearing live music played by Wayland high-schoolers themselves, to face painting and candy prizes. In addition, opportunities will be provided for children to test out many instruments for themselves. Costumes are highly encouraged! A donation of $5 per child (cash and Venmo are accepted) is strongly recommended! We hope to see you then for an amazing night!
Do you love to sing in the shower - but wish that weren’t your only option? Join our no-pressure evening chorus with other like-minded adults! Music will range from show tunes to old favorites and maybe a few surprises. Experience the joy of making music together in a relaxed setting! With instructor Lisa Marcus, Voice and Piano Faculty, WSM Fee: $458 for 15 weeks of class and all materials Location: Wayland School of Music group space, 310 Boston Post Road, Wayland
Join Ms. Haley for a Halloween pajama storytime! Come in your pajamas...or costumes, if you’d like! For ages 3 and up, with caregiver.
Get that guitar out of the closet! Whether you’re a complete beginner or returning after a break - pick up your guitar and unlock the joy of playing together, in this fun and accessible class created especially for adult learners! Our instructor Dan will guide you through the essential basic techniques. You’ll learn melodies, lead lines, and solid rhythm skills—including strumming patterns, rhythmic notation, and both open and barre chords. Each class blends group instruction with hands-on help and practical playing, making progress feel natural and rewarding. No pressure—just music, growth, and a good time, while you develop the confidence
Think your child is too young to learn violin? Think again! In our upbeat class, students get a great start on violin through creative, playful activities including games, movement and song. This class is based on the Suzuki method of music education.There’s plenty of individual attention in this small class, and no prior experience needed for child or caregiver. Class fee includes quality rental instrument for class and home use, sized to your child, plus book and CD to keep. With Instructor Zoe Chau, Violin Faculty,WSM Fee: $509 includes 15 weeks of class and violin rental in child’s size Location:
✍️✨ Masterclass Series: Writer’s Day Camp with Charles Coe ✨✍️ The Margaret Stewart Lindsay Masterclass Series proudly presents an afternoon of writing exploration with acclaimed poet, author, and teacher Charles Coe. Join Charles for a session filled with writing exercises and conversations about the craft, designed to spark creativity and deepen your writing practice. Arts Wayland Members: FREE (registration required) Non-Members: $25 per ticket 👉 Sign up at www.artswayland.com 👉 Become a member to enjoy this and other masterclasses for free! About the Artist: Charles Coe is the award-winning author of five poetry collections, the novella Spin Cycles, and numerous
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
Wayland resident Gary Hirsch will speak about his 50-year perspective in health care, human services, education, microfinance, and news media about how misguided drug policy has been ineffective and created new problems.
An Evening of Heart & Vision: Turning 22…What’s Next?, co-hosted by Love Lane and High Spirit Advisory, in support of High Spirit East Community. This is an event to honor our donors, further share our mission, and celebrate community, belonging, and the next chapter of possibility for young adults with disabilities after age 22.
Bring your friends and stroll through Russell's Garden Center's Christmas shops and Tropical Greenhouse at our Annual Ladies Night Out. Enjoy early holiday shopping in our gift and toy departments, decorating tips from our floral designers, planting demonstrations, wine, chocolate and food samplings from local merchants and vendors. . .and so much more! THURSDAY NOVEMBER 6TH 4:00-8:00PM Confirmed Vendors: Aaronap Cellars, Cousins Maine Lobster, Craic Sauce , Evie Cakes, Flores de Cafe, Giacomo’s Ristorante, Gilbert Distributors, Great Harvest Bread, Harbor Sweets Chocolates, Lake Champlain Chocolates, Loon Chocolates, Luz Apiaries, Mei Mei Dumplings, Mind Body Snack, Phillips Chocolate, Pinci Foods Lasagneria,
We are a grassroots organization working to end fossil fuel dependency and secure a just transition to a climate-safe future. Join us to help promote our state legislative priorities, challenge the proposed expansion of private jet capacity at Hanscom Field, and to protect our democracy. Join us at 6:45 for light refreshments; the meeting will start at 7:00pm. Zoom access will also be available at https://us02web.zoom.us/meetings/84602626889/invitations?signature=V0OE7SvqGPan4D0GYjGsUtUoEyYhfDQSbBhB-bWGlPc Questions? Email juniper.riley@gmail.com.
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.
Hoops for a Home Court 3v3 Basketball Tournament Saturday, Dec 6th, Wayland Middle School & Wayland High School Boys and Girls – 1st through 8th grade (8 grade-based groups) Registration fee is $40 per player Last year, we ran the very successful inaugural Hoops for a Home Court 3v3. We had more than 120 boys and girls make up 30+ teams covering grades 1 through 8. We raised over $22,000 in our fundraising effort. More importantly, the kids had a blast. Registration - https://givebutter.com/2025H4HC
Get creative this holiday season at the Holiday Mosaic Mirror Workshops with artist Amy Marks! Join us at 111 Riverview Ave in Waltham on Sunday, November 9 or Sunday, December 7 from 1:00 to 4:30 PM for a fun, hands-on afternoon of artmaking. Design a 7-inch decorative mosaic mirror—perfect as a festive home accent or a thoughtful handmade gift. Choose a holiday wreath design or create your own pattern using millefiori, beads, recycled jewelry, and glass. Whether your style is simple or intricate, you’ll leave with a one-of-a-kind creation ready to shine for the holidays. All materials are provided, and
Join Us for a Community Conversation with District Attorney Marian T. Ryan Come be part of an important and engaging discussion with Middlesex County District Attorney Marian Ryan. Together, we’ll explore current trends, enforcement efforts, and prevention initiatives around hate crimes and hate incidents in our communities. This is a chance to learn, connect, and ask your questions directly about how Middlesex County is working to promote safety, inclusion, and justice for all. Registration required: tinyurl.com/DA-Wayland. Zoom link will be sent to all who register.
Wayland’s Integration into a 177-Year Regional Water Legacy. A History Society Talk with Eric Peterson, Executive Director, Metropolitan Waterworks Museum will discuss the historical development of one of the nation's earliest water systems and how Wayland’s new connection to it represents not just an infrastructural solution but a continuation of its intertwined history with Boston’s regional water evolution. Wayland’s recent integration into the MWRA system reflects a broader historical arc: from rural self-reliance to regional interdependence, echoing Greater Boston’s evolving water infrastructure since the 19th century. Register online: https://waylandlibrary.assabetinteractive.com/calendar/history-talk-2/. Co-hosted with and at the Wayland Library
A new state law has made it easier for Massachusetts homeowners to create a second smaller dwelling unit on their property. Known as Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), these small apartments can be free-standing; reconfigured out of the home’s existing space; be an extension to the existing home; or created through a garage conversion or addition. Speakers will include individuals with specialized knowledge and various town officials and committee members who will help homeowners understand the new law and the steps they would need to follow to create an ADU on their property. ADUs can provide extra income for the homeowner,
Join us in an online conversation with acclaimed writer Amanda Peters as we discuss her instant bestselling novel, The Berry Pickers, as well as her tender short fiction collection, Waiting for the Long Night Moon: Stories.
The Wellesley Choral Society (WCS), under the direction of Edward Whalen, will present its first concert of the 2025-2026 season on Sunday, November 16th, at 3:00 PM at the Wellesley Hills Congregational Church, 207 Washington St., Wellesley, MA. The theme of the concert is “Mysterious Unknowns”. The music performed will be Vaughn Williams, Toward the Unknown Region; Brahms, A German Requiem (selections); and Whalen, The Listeners & Sprite Night. The WCS will be accompanied on piano by Hisako Hiratsuka, an ensemble of strings, winds, and horns, and professional soloists. The Wellesley Hills Congregational Church is accessible and there is ample
