Join us for an hour of creative, hands-on fun with building bricks aka LEGOs! Each month, young builders can let their imaginations soar in a relaxed and playful environment. While a monthly theme and inspiration cards are available for those who need a little guidance, kids are free to create whatever they dream up. Completed creations are proudly displayed in the library’s Youth Room for the entire month, with a “Builder’s Card” showcasing the name of their creation and their name.
This program isn’t just about building with bricks—it’s about building skills! Play is a powerful tool for developing early literacy and motor skills. Through constructing, designing, and storytelling about their creations, kids practice problem-solving, spatial reasoning, and expressive language—all critical for literacy development.
For younger siblings, a selection of larger building blocks is available, ensuring the whole family can participate and enjoy stress-free fun. A variety of build books are also on hand for inspiration and to check out.
Drop in, stay as long as you’d like, and join the fun!
The four rules of Lego Club are:
- Respect the space.–No running around, just sit and work on your piece.
- Respect others.–That means everyone has to share and help each other out.  Teamwork makes the dream work.
- Respect yourself.–Stay positive.  We don’t compete with or put down other club members; we build just for fun.
- Respect the Legos.–We don’t throw the Legos.  We don’t eat the Legos.  We don’t shove the Legos up our nose.  We don’t shove the Legos up our friend’s nose.  And the Legos have to stay in the library at the end of the day.