My annual list of LEGO shows and events is back for 2020! Regularly updated list covering England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland.
Read more »List of UK LEGO shows & events 2020
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LEGO fan interview with Brick Bakery
LEGO fan interview with Brick Bakery – YouTuber and AFOL.
Read more »A tour of the LEGO store at Disney Springs Florida
I was dragged away from my LEGO for two weeks on holiday in Florida this year, and as I began to suffer from LEGO withdrawal symptoms managed to squeeze in a few visits to the Disney Springs LEGO store.
Read more »LEGO workshops for primary schools
LEGO workshops for primary schools are a great way to introduce creativity and construction in to the classroom! Find out how LEGO bricks can create a brilliant workshops for your primary school pupils!
Read more »A new way to hire LEGO in the UK
I’ve been hiring LEGO bricks out for corporate clients for many years now, and have been lucky enough to have been contracted by clients such as IKEA, Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums, and museums, universities and schools up and down the UK. From hires of a single day, to hires of many weeks and… Read more »
Read more »Three ideas for World Book Day LEGO workshops
If you’re organising events for World Book Day in the UK, why not use these free ideas for World Book Day LEGO workshops? Great for kids and adults!
Read more »AFOL interview with Katie, LEGO coordinator at Thackray Medical Museum
Katie is the LEGO Coordinator for Thackray Medical Museum. They’re building a large LEGO model to raise £150,000 for museum development – very cool! We talk to Katie about her job and the LEGO model.
Read more »UK AFOL & LEGO events 2019
My annual list of LEGO shows, exhibitions and other events is back for 2019!
Read more »AFOL interview with Bricks McGee, AFOL & LEGO model builder
Interview with UK LEGO fan Richard Carter – aka Bricks McGee. Expect LEGO trains, city and more!
Read more »6 years of Bricks McGee – LEGO models and workshops
I happened to check an invoice for domain names the other week, and was very surprised to notice it has been 6 years since I registered bricksmcgee.com. The beginnings of Bricks McGee This website started as a very simple LEGO blog (which still exists!), and a few articles around LEGO fandom, which are now lost… Read more »
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