It’s been 30 years since cable television began broadcasting in Wayland, and WayCAM invites the community to come celebrate the milestone.

On Saturday, May 7th, starting at 3 pm, festivities will begin at the state-of-the-art studio at Wayland High School.  Organizers invite those who have been involved in the studio as students or volunteers as well as those unfamiliar with what WayCAM offers to community residents.

There will be refreshments, Ben & Jerry’s ice cream, Whole Foods cake, door prizes, tours of the facilities, and even a chance to “star” in a public service announcement about WayCAM. “We’ll be using our green screen technology so if someones wants the Eiffel Tower as their background, we can do that,” explained Executive Director Jim Mullane.  “We’ll be taping people and giving them their recording on a flash drive to take home,” he said. “It will be fun for children and adults.”

Admission is free. The studio is located at the back of the the Field House, so drive toward the rear of the field house. There will be indoor and outdoor activities.