Wayland 'Doors Project' Will Adorn Mass Central Rail Trail

WAYLAND, MA — The Wayland Cultural Council is seeking proposals from local artists for a new outdoor art project that will adorn the town's section of the Mass Central Rail Trail.

Funded by a donation from the Lauren Dunne Astley Memorial Fund, the project will pay for the creation of six "artfully upcycled" doors decorated around the theme of nature and community. The finished doors will then be placed along the rail trail.

The Wayland project is part of the wider Go Out Doors – Neighbors initiative, whose local component is sponsored by Concord's Umbrella Arts. The Go Out Doors project was originally seen along the High Line park in New York City.

The deadline for proposals for the doors project is April 10. The doors should be complete by the end of April with the goal of having them installed by May 1. Submit your proposal through the Wayland Cultural Council website.