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
Indigenous Peoples' Day
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
Come and enjoy the Wayland Museum’s extraordinary quilt collection. This special weekend of events features textile displays throughout our historic rooms spanning two floors in the Grout-Heard House Museum. This evening is the first time our collection will be shown to the public and includes food and a silent auction. To register, please RSVP on our website: waylandmuseum.org under "Programs."
Mark your calendars!  All you need to do is bring your empty cans and bottles to us! All proceeds will help support the Fine Arts at WHS. As you start saving beverage cans and bottles for us, please check the tops and labels. You're looking for "MA" and "5 cents" to be listed among the other state abbreviations. If you see that, we'll take them! Look for us in the Community Pool Parking lot.
Do you want to explore your creative side? Do you want to experiment with colors without fear of making a mistake? Come join Lidia Mikhaylova for The Color of taste – RED. Paint Pomegranate on silk in this easy, magical, and relaxing adventure into the world of freedom and creativity, after which you will get a masterpiece created by your own hands. What does red taste like? Of course, it tastes of strength, joy, energy, maturity and love. The taste of red is the taste of the King of all fruits - the Pomegranate! Let's paint together this symbol of
50th reunion for the Class of 1975 for Wayland High School We have 160 classmates we can not reach - Lauren Perlman www.waylandhs1975reunion.com Greetings Class of 75' WHS alum!  We hope this finds everyone well. The committee has been busy planning our 50th reunion week-end!   Some details are dependent on your interest and your attendance.   Date: Saturday, October 18, 2025 5:00-10:00 pm. Location: Ken's Steak House- Framingham     Buffet Dinner and Cash Bar  Date: Sunday Noon October 19 Weather Permitting Tailgating at the Cochituate Lake beach parking lot-Beach
The WHS Class of 1985 40th Reunion moved to Skybox in Natick. Event Information: Skybox319 Speen St., Natick Time: 6 to 10 pM Approximate Cost: $ 35 to $40 (payment method still TBD) For more info please see: https://Www.facebook.com/WaylandHigh1985 To register please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/bgq1s7eQpvDcSj5FA
Come and enjoy the Wayland Museum’s extraordinary quilt collection. This special weekend of events features textile displays throughout our historic rooms spanning two floors in the Grout-Heard House Museum at 12 Cochituate Rd. Don't miss this opportunity to stroll through the Museum and experience this unique collection and Wayland History. To register for these events, please RSVP on our website: waylandmuseum.org under "Programs."