It has been over 3 years, but this week we finally did our first event since the pandemic! Over the last couple of days, we’ve been working with visitors to the Wrexham Museum to add a final element to their already popular exhibition. The space in the gallery was limited - so what better way to add more colour than a mosaic?

As part of Scotlands’s Year of Young People and in combination with the year-long celebration of Haddington’s 700 year anniversary of receiving the Bruce Charter, we visited the town to build some LEGO to commemorate the event!

As part of their 250th Anniversary celebrations, Fort George hosted a two-day event - Festival at the Fort. Alongside the interactive displays of all periods of the Fort’s history, we were there building LEGO!

We were back at the National Museum of Flight for Awesome Bricks, and it was awesome! It is always an incredible experience and it was wonderful to be back for our third year at the museum - making things even bigger and better! There was a wealth of attractions and activities for visitors of all ages!

We had the pleasure of returning to the Orbit this February for another Bricks in the Sky event! Alongside an exhibition of some of our favourite London models from our collections, we also hosted interactive build events.

A week or so ago we had an enquiry that needed someone to travel to Barcelona for the weekend. As there’s one staff member who speaks reasonable Spanish , Alastair seemed the perfect person! We asked him to let us know how he got on….

Over Summer 2019, we worked with the Forge Mill Needle Museum on a number of a LEGO events. Alongside exhibitions of our Brick Built and Museum collections, we hosted two interactive build events.

The people of Westhill in Aberdeenshire certainly were the other week! We were asked to do something special to celebrate Book Week with a theme of 'nourishment'. So what better than to make a mosaic of the very hungry Caterpillar?

Making things with LEGO(R) bricks is a lot of fun, building big things with bricks is even better - but it is even more amazing when you can break records with LEGO(R)!