On Sunday, May 4, Wayland celebrated another Earth Day with a SkillFest. Hundreds of residents and neighbors braved the Tunnel of Doom & Gloom, celebrated Earth’s Bounty, learned lots of practical skills, and left a message of hope for the … read more
Rush hour traffic at the intersection of Rtes. 20 and 27 in Wayland was different on Monday, Feb. 3. Commuters were greeted by some 50 MetroWest residents sharing their message to President Obama – reject the Keystone XL pipeline and … read more
On Saturday, February 15, 25 people, several beekeepers among them, came out to swarm two Home Depots and one Lowe’s store. More info coming soon. On Saturday, February 15, from 11 AM to 1 PM, show the bees some love … read more
Due to the snow storm, this walk was postponed from Feb 15 to Feb 16. A walker wrote wonderfully about the experience on her blog. Thank you! Wayland Walks, a program of Wayland 375, will offer a Full Moon Walk … read more
You’be been getting all these emails from us and coming to events, but those only illuminate aspects of what we (want to) do. Want to get a fuller picture? On Wednesday February 12, come to the Wayland Public Library, from … read more
On February 2nd, from 2-4 pm, meet Kaat Vander Straeten, a backyard beekeeper for five years, to learn about bees, beekeepers, and Wayland BEElieve, a group that unites and advocates for local beekeepers, and bees. If you are thinking of keeping … read more
On Tuesday, December 31, at 8:00 PM, join us for our first New Year’s Eve Cafe and Open Mike, an informal evening of conversation and sharing. Bring a snack (try for local, organic, home-grown, homemade, healthy – how many of these … read more
Wayland Walks invites you to a New Year’s Day Walk/Snowshoe on y, 11 am – 12:30 pm, in the Pinebrook Conservation Area. Meet at the cul-de-sac at the end of Forty Acres Drive, of Rt. 126 south of Wayland Center. Bring your … read more