RETRO GAME CLUB Bring any game you have to play and share. Retro Nintendo games will be available to play as well! Wednesdays at 3:30pm

Meets every Thursday 1-3 pm at the Wayland Free Library.

The Wayland Free Library Board will meet October 16th at 6:00 pm

Staying Healthy with Bone Builders. 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 […]

Join us for seasonal stories Tuesdays at 10:00 am.

Staying Healthy with Bone Builders. 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 […]

RETRO GAME CLUB Bring any game you have to play and share. Retro Nintendo games will be available to play as well! Wednesdays at 3:30pm

New to sewing and want to learn how to transform scrap fabric into a tote bag? All skill levels are welcome and space is limited. October 22nd at 6:00 pm

Meets every Thursday 1-3 pm at the Wayland Free Library.

Craft and Relax Create beautiful stamped tea October 23rd at 6:00 pm Please call to register!

Staying Healthy with Bone Builders. 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 […]

October 27th 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