Practice your English skills! We will read a short story or article and discuss it. No preparation is needed. This group is best for intermediate or advanced speakers. We’ll meet in the Wayland Library Balcony. Registration is required. Limited to 5 people. We will keep a waitlist in case there are...
August 12, 2021 – The Library has recently digitized four volumes of handwritten Wayland Library Trustee Records from 1870-1945 that are now available on the Internet Archive. We need to have about 700 pages transcribed into type to make them searchable and easier to...
May 28, 2021 – Wayland, we need your help! We have experienced a historic pandemic that has affected the entire world. What impact has COVID-19 had on YOU? Facts and figures will be recorded, but it is our personal stories that will give future...
Tuesday, March 3, 2pm – Do you know people who rely on Google Calendar rather than paper calendars? Access your calendar on any smartphone, tablet or computer. It’s even possible to layer calendars for such things as soccer games, class schedules, appointments,and birthdays. Learn...
Heard about streaming and downloading books, audiobooks and movies from the library? Find out how to download the apps for Kanopy, Hoopla and Libby, and navigate the extensive collections you can find from the comfort of your own home!
Tuesday, March 19, 1:30pm – Do you know people who rely on Google Calendar rather than paper calendars? People love it because they can access their calendars on any smartphone, tablet or computer. It’s even possible to layer calendars for such things as soccer...
Weds, March 13, 7pm – As we explore themes of immigration and refugees for 2019’s edition of Wayland Reads, we’ll hear from our neighbors with firsthand experience. Local residents will tell their personal stories of immigration from China, Pakistan, Israel, Iran, Nigeria and Japan. A fascinating, “insider’s” perspective on a quintessential American experience. If you would like to share your story, please contact MJ at mwright@minlib.net or call 508-358-2311.
