DISCOVER THE MAGIC!

May 16, 2025
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The Council on Aging (COA) is excited to move into its new home. To celebrate this event, there will be a grand opening celebration on June 5 at the new Wayland Community and Council on Aging Center, located at 8 Andrew Ave. Festivities will begin with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 4 p.m. There will be inside and outside activities, food and music.


Outside activities will include inflatable games, an obstacle course, information tables with summer safety tips, giveaways from the Wayland Health Department and container planting sponsored by the Wayland Children Parents Association. Inside there will be a presentation on the Birds of Wayland at 4:30 p.m., with Conservationโ€™s Brian Harris and a tour of the Center. The tour will highlight the buildingโ€™s zero building emissions and how the small building was thoughtfully designed to accommodate groups of varying sizes.


The evening will wrap up with a magic show, โ€œDISCOVER THE MAGIC,โ€ by Master Illusionist Lyn Dillies at 7 p.m.. Due to limited seating, reservations are required. Free tickets are available online or by using the QR code on the flyer posted on the Town website.


DJ John Berry will provide the music and local businesses will provide BITES & BEVERAGES: Giacomoโ€™s, The Local, The Bagel Table and the โ€œKona Iceโ€ Food Truck.

Upcoming Events at the Council on Aging

BOXING FOR PARKINSONโ€™S
Mondays at 11:30 a.m. starting June 2
Eight one-hour sessions for $80

  • Limited openings remain
    Instructor: Tessa Herbold

Boxing Rx offers a dynamic warm-up, light strength conditioning, agility, balance, gait and voice workโ€”all designed to help fight back against Parkinsonโ€™s. For more information or to register contact the COA 508-358-2990.

For All Ages – The COA is Hosting The 14th Annual OUTDOOR COMMUNITY CONCERT SERIES

  • Thursdays, 7-8 p.m. at the Community Center. Invite your family, friends, neighbors, bring your lawn chairs, blankets and/or picnic!
  • June 12- CLUB SODA, rock, pop and country music
  • June 26 โ€“ ELASTIC FIVE, a classic rock band.
  • July 3 – New Horizons Band, a timely patriotic musical salute by the Sudbury Valley
  • July 10- The Deloreans โ€“a brass kickinโ€™ 70s and 80s band
  • July 17- Classic Grove, Top 40 to smooth jazz

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