Premium Event: Brickish Weekend
The National Space Centre is joining forces with Fairy Bricks and the Brickish Association to host a celebration of all things LEGO.
- 15th - 16th Mar 2025
- Impressive LEGO Displays
- Family-Friendly Activities
- Enjoy the Centre and LEGO
- Support Charitable Causes
- Premium Event
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Alex Hannam The National Space Centre is hosting a weekend dedicated to the little plastic brick that makes imagination reality.
‘Inspire and develop the builders of tomorrow’ LEGO©
Explore our galleries, which will be packed with amazing creations, thanks to The Brickish Association. See spacecraft, iconic movie scenes, huge magical train lay outs, amazing mathematical machines, and LEGO© sets from past, present and future.
2024 Brickish Weekend
Here are images of our Brickish Weekend in 2024
BOOKING IN ADVANCE ESSENTIAL
This is a Premium Event – Vouchers and Annual Passes are not valid on this event
To BOOK just buy a standard entry ticket for the day you wish to visit (event is included)
Weekend Guide and Map
Please note - as with all events of this nature guests, content, shows and times may change on the day.
Our Charity Partner – CHARITY 1161639
Fairy Bricks has one very simple objective. To give LEGO to children in hospital. When we tell people that they often pause before they respond, anticipating for us to say something else but that really is it. Our charitable aim is very simple and straightforward, and as a charity we act in a very similar way.
From humble beginnings and a single hospital donation in 2012, we now aim to deliver LEGO to over 200 hospitals throughout the UK and 26 other countries per year.
Play is a vital part of the recovery process when children are in hospital. It provides comfort, distraction and is even used as an educational tool by Play Specialists to assist children with procedures they have to endure. LEGO itself as a product is perfect for this. It is an item many children are already familiar with and can provide an instant escape at a very difficult time. Then by its very nature when tomorrow comes it can be rebuilt to help the same child with something else or move to another child to start the process all over again.
The Brickish Association
Brickish – The group for creative LEGO®enthusiasts
Brickish is a UK-wide community of Adult Fans of LEGO® affectionally known as AFOLS.
Since 2002, Brickish has played an active role in the UK LEGO® scene. Now in its twentieth year – Brickish was the first LUG (LEGO® User Group) in the country to provide an opportunity for fans of the humble plastic brick to join together in their shared interest.
Their members come from a variety of backgrounds but share a common passion for all aspects of LEGO® from its history and collecting, to building and displaying. As a LUG they support and organise various LEGO® events and shows big and small across the country helping raise money for a host of local charities.
