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  • College A Cappella Concert

    Wayland HS Auditorium

    Friday, February 6 - 7:30 p.m. Wayland High School Auditorium Get your tickets today! Join us for a fantastic night of music and fun featuring the Nor'easters of Northeastern, S#arp Attitude from UMass, and the Dear Abbeys of Boston University, along with Wayland High School's very own Madrigals, Muses, and T-Tones! Don't miss this family-friendly Wayland tradition for music lovers of all ages. All proceeds from the concert will help support the fine arts at Wayland High School.

  • Glass Painting Workshop

    35 Andrew Ave, Wayland

    🎨 Ready to unleash your creativity this winter? Join us for a Glass Painting Workshop at Arts Wayland. Learn fun techniques, explore color and design, and leave with your own beautiful hand painted glass creation. All materials are included. Date: Saturday, February 7, 2026 Time: 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM Location: 35 Andrew Ave, Wayland MA 01778 Cost: $55 (all materials included) More info: www.artswayland.com

    $55

  • 2026 Wayland Lunar New Year Celebration

    Wayland High School 264 Old Connecticut Path

    Celebrate the Lunar New Year with us on Saturday, February 7, from 1–5 PM at the Wayland High School Auditorium! Enjoy an afternoon with local communities featuring cultural performances, hands-on activities, and delicious food as we welcome the Year of the Horse.

  • Hands-On History: 19th Century Fashion with Elizabeth Tyra

    Wayland Museum 12 Cochituate Road

    Hands-On History: With Elizabeth Tyra 2 PM | February 8 How many layers of fabric were in your great-grandma’s wedding gown? Did it have pockets? Or a bodice lined with whalebone? Join Elizabeth Tyra (WHS, class of 2010) for a time-traveling conversation on the evolution of western bridal fashion, from colonial practicality through Victorian influence to modern expectations. Join us as we examine the stories within the seams, touch fabric swatches, and celebrate the Wayland Museum’s Red, White & 'I Do': An Exhibition of Wedding Dresses. This event is supported by Wayland Rev250.

    Free

  • Winter Social – Dudley Pond

    Mansion Beach, Wayland MA Mansion Road and Lakeshore Dr, Wayland, MA, United States

    Hot chocolate, cider and other beverages. Fire pit and s'mores fixings. Feel free to bring a chair, snack, dessert, or whatever sounds good. Girl Scouts will be there selling cookies. Invite your neighbors and friends--all are welcome.

    Free

  • Benefit Concert for Emergency Immigrant Support

    St. Anne's in-the-Fields Episcopal Church 147 Concord Road, Lincoln

    Benefit Concert Features The Honey Steelers Tickets available at the door – Suggested minimum donation $20 – Children are free. Refreshments & raffle included with admission. Co-sponsored by Lincoln Witness & St. Anne’s in the Field’s Social Justice Commission, with support from the First Parish Lincoln Racial Justice Committee and other generous contributors. 100% of ticket price & additional donations support immigrants through The Fuerza Emergency Interfaith Fund.

    $20

  • COA Winter Olympics Watch Parties

    COA Winter Olympics Watch Parties
    WaylandCOA 8 Andrew Avenue, Wayland, MA, United States

    Cheer on Team USA with us at our Winter Games Watch Parties! Enjoy the action on our big screen, along with plenty of snacks and beverages while we celebrate the spirit of the games together. - Wednesday, February 11th at 1:30pm - Figure Skating, Ice Dance - Thursday, February 12th at 1:30pm - Snowboarding, Short-Track Skating - Thursday, February 19th at 1pm - Women's Figure Skating, Women's Ice Hockey Gold Medal Final Registration requested. Contact the COA at 508-358-2990 or coa@wayland.ma.us to register.

  • Great Decisions

    Wayland Free Public Library 5 Concord Road

    Trump’s return has marked a break from 80 years of U.S. foreign policy leadership, embracing an “America First” approach. This chapter explores the risks of isolation and diminished influence in relation to Trump 2.0 foreign policy.

  • 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