Wayland Free Library – Excite – Explore

Welcome to our library!

January Events

Community Connections: Book Folding.

Alex Lionetti is back to guid us in folding a 3 dimensional design, a piece of art for any shelf. January 27th at 6:00 pm

TLOW

Golden Gatherings, also known as TLOW, will be meeting the first and third Monday of each month at 1 PM. Come and share your stories, make new connections, and participate in shaping your local elder community.

Next meeting is on Monday, February 2nd, we shall meet over tea and a group puzzle in our back room at 1 PM.

Join us for seasonal stories and crafts! January 13th, 20th, and 27th.

November 24th the Vincent House in partnership with the Wayland Free Library will be hosting a monthly grief support group. Grief through creativity will be lead by one of our newest volunteers, Amy Clark, MA/CAS, made possible through a grant from the The ARTS Council of the Southern Finger Lakes

Bone Builders

Staying Healthy
with Bone Builders.

Monday and Wednesdays at 10:00 am, registration required but newcomers are welcome.

This group of seniors meets at the Wayland Free Library twice a week to exercise and improve their health. The participants find great health benefits including improvements in the areas of strength, balance, flexibility, stamina and endurance, and energy.

For more information, please call 607-776-2125 or 800-553-2033. You can also speak to the clerks at the Wayland Free Library. We have paperwork from Office for the Aging behind the desk.

There are several Bone Builder Groups in Steuben county and they are sponsored by the Office for the Aging (OFA) through ProAction.

Book Club with Diane

Come together to discuss “The Secret Book of Flora Lea”, by
Patti Callahan Henry

January 29th at 6:00 pm

The Stitchers

Join us every Thursday from 1-3 pm.

Community Connections

Have you ever considered how your interests and skills could inspire others?

Do you knit or sew? Are you an artist or musician? Do you know how to repair bicycles or use an electric drill?

Would you be willing to show a group of us how to start seeds, or teach us how to make sourdough bread?

Would you consider leading a writers workshop or a drum circle at the library? Are you a historian, a globetrotter, or a naturalist? Together we could organize an evening for you to do a presentation! The possibilities are endless!

Please, let us know if you are willing to inspire, entertain, or teach our community at the Wayland Free Library!