Brighton Bricks

Encouraging Learning Through Play

Brighton Bricks

Brighton Bricks is all about encouraging wellbeing through LEGO Bricks. We run a variety of events for all ages. We do events for kids to explore their creativity, as well as workshops and events aimed at adults, to help with our wellbeing. As adults we need to add more play into our lives, and LEGO bricks are a great way to do this.

Brighton Bricks started as an group for adult fans of LEGO in BRIGHTON & HOVE to meet up, and over the years it has transformed as we realised LEGO Bricks is so much more than a toy, it is a tool which can foster creative conversation, it is a mindfulness tool, it can bring people together, help businesses with their core values, and so much more.

Most importantly we want to people to know there is no age limit for play. Be you a toddler, or in your 70s, then you can play with plastic bricks.

We host various regular events, and are available to host bespoke LEGO workshops.

If you interested in learning more or joining in then you can check out our Facebook page or our Facebook group or email me at nick@brightgreenpenguin.com 


Events

Check out our EVENTS page for details of our regular and one-off events.

This summer we will be hosting three different minifigure trails, which we will be posting about soon at my LEGO Minifigure Trails page


Mind the Brick

Check out my mental health & wellbeing page for resources, tips and inspirational quotes. We believe play can aid our wellbeing, and we want to reduce the stigma in talking about mental health, hoping by sharing this information we can start conversations about mental health.

Here are some examples of information we like to share.


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