LEGO to host free interactive workshops for kids in Leeds this summer

6th August 2024

Little ones who love LEGO can take part in a series of interactive building workshops in Leeds this summer.

Following the launch of its new campaign aimed at championing and standing up for girls’ creativity earlier this year, The LEGO Group hosted its first series of interactive workshops back in April, and now, in a bid to keeping encouraging children across Yorkshire to “play without limits”, the next round of dates have been announced.

Aimed at young creators aged six to 12, the workshops will be focused on themes such as entertainment, space, imagination, and gaming.

Workshops will take place down at the LEGO store inside Trinity Leeds on selected Sundays this and next month, as well as online for those who can’t make it in person.

The in-person ‘Creativity Workshops’ – which will be held on Sunday 18 August and Sunday 15 September – will have themes centred around ‘Imagination’ and ‘DREAMZzz’, which means young creators can “delve into the world of imagination” through a series of activities and tasks.

Kids can get play a spin-the-wheel game, or have a crack at building a house, animal, vehicle, and more, with a little help from the LEGO store associates for guidance.

And the best bit? Tickets to the workshops are free.

But you will need to make sure you book them in advance on the LEGO website here, however, as they’re expected to be snapped-up fast.

For those who aren’t able to attend the workshops in person though, there’s the new ‘Creativity at Home’ series, which are online workshops hosted by creative innovators – including dancing sensation Dianne Buswell, who’ll show families how to create fun LEGO builds to decorate your home.

Some of these online build projects include a vase, memory box, and a piece of artwork, and they’re available to take part in now on www.LEGO.com/Creativity-Workshops.

Book your place on the Leeds-based workshops here.

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