New LEGO House Virtual Tour Takes Place This Week
Due to the issues caused by COVID-19, the LEGO® House attraction in Billund has been running virtual talks online over the summer and the penultimate takes place tomorrow. The tour taking place this week covers events occurring between 1979 – 2001, a time in which Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen took charge and a number of changes took place across the LEGO Group. Each online live tour will last around an hour and you can even ask...
LEGO Super Mario Pop-up Stores Arrive In Japan
With the full LEGO® Super Mario range releasing globally tomorrow, Japanese LEGO fans can get a closer look at the new sets at a number of Pop-up demo stations. Here gamers and LEGO fans alike will be able to check out all the new LEGO Super Mario sets and see LEGO Mario in action. They will also be able to marvel at a 1.2ft LEGO Super Mario big build. This is made of 23,000 LEGO bricks and took over 110 hours to design and build....
LEGO Joins San Diego Comic-Con At Home
San Diego Comic-Con may not be taking place this year but there is a digital event taking place instead. Comic-Con at Home is now live and the LEGO Group are taking part by resurrecting their LEGO® Comic Creator. Originally, attendees of Comic-Con could piece together their own comic book adventure and then get it printed as a physical comic. This time around everyone can create their own comic. For those in North America, there is an...
UK LEGOLAND Discovery Centres Now Open
Both the UK LEGOLAND® Discovery Centres reopen their doors today. After being closed due to COVID-19 restrictions the indoor LEGO® play zones in both Manchester and Birmingham are now accepting visitors. As you would expect there are many new rules and various changes, so you’ll need to book online and follow all the newly implemented procedures to keep everyone safe. To celebrate the reopening both locations will also be...
BrickCon 2020 Becomes Online Digital Event
The organisers of BrickCon have announced that the 2020 event will move online for this year’s event. The digital convention will take place between October 2nd – 4th and LEGO® fans will be able to join in across various online platforms. You can learn more about the digital BrickCon 2020 event and how to take part below. BrickCon 2020 to be the largest ever online gathering of adult LEGO builders The 19th annual...
Bricks At Home A Virtual Meet-up For AFOLs
Bricks At Home is two days of virtual event which will showcase the LEGO® creativity of adult LEGO fans across the UK. The event is free to join for AFOLs, all you need to do is register here. There’s plenty of chances to join in with activities and workshops over the two day event, where you’ll get to learn new techniques, meet fellow AFOLs who share your enthusiasm for the LEGO hobby and discuss your passion for the brick....
Raise Funds For Fairy Bricks With A Sponsored Whateva
With large gatherings of people still off the cards, Fairy Bricks still can’t raise funds by attending various events across the UK and beyond. So they have launched a new way to raise some money and you guys can get involved. The Fairy Bricks Sponsored Whateva is exactly what the name suggests, you can kick off your very own sponsored event to help raise funds for Fairy Bricks. It can be anything which will raise money and...
Introducing The Brick Train Awards
Get your virtual tickets at the ready and get on board the Brick Train Awards. The Brick Train Awards are a collaboration between Brick Model Railroader in the USA and LNUR (LEGO® Northern UK Railway), a LEGO train club in the UK. The awards are a global celebration of all things LEGO Trains. Ever since the first LEGO trains took to the tracks, they have inspired LEGO fans to create their own layouts, scenery and trains. The Brick...
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