LUNCHEONS,
January 11 & 25, $2, Noon.
Join us on the second and fourth Wednesday at noon for our “warm up” lunches (the winter version of Summer’s “Cool Off Wednesdays”). MENU: Jan. 11 -Pizza Buffet; Jan. 25 – Quiche Buffet). Warm Up Wednesdays are made possible by a grant from the Friends of Wayland COA.

JOANN KUNZ TO PURSUE HER “FIELD OF DREAMS” Tuesday, Jan. 17, 11:30am -1 pm
Open House (Casual drop in)
Long time COA Co-Director, JoAnn Kunz will retire in January – come wish her well as we give her a baseball themed send-off at the COA! She loves Fenway! Stop by and enjoy our version of Yawkey Way at the COA. Have a hot dog, popcorn, play a little baseball (Wii Gaming System) and “WAVE” her good bye as we thank her for 10 years of service to the Town of Wayland. Be sure to sign our guest book. Reservations appreciated.

MINI BROWN BAG: Art Matters presents “IMPRESSIONISM”
Wed., January 18, Noon, $5. Selectmen’s Meeting Room
Join us as Beth Chariton of “Art Matters” discusses The Impressionists, painters of light, painters of nature, and painters of human nature, changed the way the whole world looked at art. Like a stone dropped into a still pond, the ripples from this revolutionary style of painting spread out, influencing a whole new generation of artists. Join us for a close look at many of the paintings that moved the world into the modern era. Appetizer, dessert and beverage provided-just bring a sandwich.

NORTH SHORE ACAPPELLA at TCAN (The Center for the Arts in
Natick), Fri., Jan. 20, 8pm
Recently seen on NBC’s “The Sing Off”, North Shore Acappella has entertained and excited thousands of listeners throughout the Boston area for 30 years. Call to reserve a ticket; go on your own or ride our van. (See p. 4)

Massachusetts Dept. of Revenue to discuss:
STATE CIRCUIT BREAKER and PROPERTY TAX RELIEF,
Wed., Jan. 25, 1pm
Although “Circuit Breaker” could refer to an electrical term, in this particular case, it is a name for a property tax credit from the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts to qualified individuals. And. ..unlike most communities, the Town of Wayland will MATCH that state tax credit dollar for dollar ..making it doubly advantageous for residents to come and learn more. Who is eligible? What new state initiatives are on the legislative horizon? Mark your calendars for this informative presentation. The speaker will start at 1pm following our Warm Up Wednesday Luncheon at noon.

Showtime: 12:30pm, Wayland C.O.A. ENJOY self-serve popcorn, and cold drinks from our “Hospitality Cart” – it’s all complimentary! Bring a friend, and/or bring your lunch.

Friday, Jan. 13 MIDNIGHT IN PARIS, Owen Wilson, Rachel McAdams and Kathy Bates. PG-13, 94min. Directed by Woody Allen. A romantic comedy about a family traveling to Paris for business. The engaged daughter and her fiance are of the illusion that a life different from theirs would be much better. Their exposure to Paris, and love for a city, will change their lives. (Great reviews. Rated “93” on the Rottentomatoes.com tomatometer.)

Friday, Jan. 27 MONEYBALL, Brad Pitt, Jonah Hill, PG-13, 2hr6min. Based on a true story of the 2002 Oakland Athletic baseball team who were led by general manager Billy Beane (Brad Pitt) to an excellent season despite having the lowest payroll in the major leagues. Beane is forced to reinvent his team on a tight budget and teams up with an Ivy League grad , introducing statistics and mathematical analysis to evaluate players. Beane starts to recruit bargain players that the scouts had labeled “flawed” but have the ability to get on base, score runs and win games…a system that challenges old school traditions.(Great reviews. Rated “95” on the tomatometer at Rottentomatoes.com.)

TAI CHI FOR STRESS
REDUCTION
Every Wednesday, 10:30-11:30am
Certified Instructor: Robin Natanel
4 sessions in Jan. $20 (or
$8.00/class if not pre-registered.)

Learn to use the Tai Chi form to
increase your physical balance and “sense” of balance. Tai Chi allows you to physically, mentally and emotionally feel YOUR flow aligning with the flow of nature. The class begins with music and meditation, some Qi Qong breathing techniques, temple exercises for flexible joints and strength, then the Tai Chi form itself. Class adapts to the participant’s individual needs. Tai Chi can lower blood pressure, improve balance and reduce pain. * Tai Chi is open to non-seniors*

LOIS’ FIT FOR THE FUTURE
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 – 11am, Hearing Room, $2/class
Stretching, toning, aerobics fitness and weight work done to music.
No pre-registration required; pay only when you attend. (Note: Instructor cannot make change; please try to bring exact payment.)