Thurs, April 25, 7:30pm – Insects pollinate by accident, but for us humans pollination is absolutely essential: one third of all plant species that become our food require pollination, accounting for over half of our food supply by volume. Wayland resident Kaat Vander Straeten...
View a recording of this program here. Thursday, September 6, 7:30pm – What are the economic and securty impacts of climate change, and what can you do about it? This presentation and interactive discussion will help answer these questions. Come hear an explanation of...
Monday, August 27, 7pm – Enjoy an evening of musical creativity with local musician and songwriter Steve Robb. Using his songs as examples Steve will go through his own process of writing music that can be romantic, humorous, surreal or heartbreaking. Steve’s songs span many...
Thursday, August 9, 1:30pm – Learn how to craft a paper rose from maps, book pages or sheet music. Teens are also welcome. We’ll be using scissors and hot glue guns so recommended for age 12 and up.
Wednesday, August 8, 7:30pm – Wayland Author Genevieve Fosa will discuss her new book, When Mother Calls: Josepha Brown is tired; tired of the seemingly endless winter, tired of her job and tired of her loopy stepmother, Maggie, calling at all hours about things that...
Wednesday, July 25, 7:30pm – Come learn what Music Therapy is, what settings and populations music therapy benefits, and hear about some common misconceptions about the practice. Graduate Research Assistants from the Music Therapy department at Berklee College of Music will present all this...
Wednesday, July 18 at 7 p.m. – As he did in the The Last Waltz, director Martin Scorsese combines interviews, historical material, and concert footage to capture the essence of a great band—in this case, the Rolling Stones, during a rollicking two-night stand at New...
