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Local organizations host town’s annual Holiday Open House
The tree decorated by local girl scout troop at the Grout-Heard House. The Grout-Head House was the first stop along the annual Holiday Open-House hosted by a collaborative of town organizations.
December 15, 2021
In a joint effort by multiple town organizations, the Wayland Historical Society, the Wayland Free Public Library, Arts Wayland, the Wayland Depot and the First Parish in Wayland hosted the annual Wayland Center Holiday Open House on Sunday, Dec. 5. The event ran from 2 to 5 p.m., and it included family inclusive activities at each stop: the Grout-Heard House, the town library, the Wayland Depot, a holiday market at the W Gallery and caroling at the First Parish.
Below is a gallery of the day’s festivities. All photos by Emily Chafe.
