Massive Lego Model Exhibition Comes to Dublin on Mother’s Day

In an exciting development for Lego enthusiasts across Ireland, a highly-anticipated Lego model exhibition is set to arrive in Dublin this Mother’s Day. Running from March 10th through May 19th, the family-friendly event will take place at the Dublin Theatre of Light in Point Village.

The exhibition will feature over 150 intricate models from the bestselling book “The Bricktionary Ultimate A-Z of Lego” as well as the popular television series “Lego Masters Australia”. Remarkably, the entire collection took over 6,500 hours to construct by hand, crafted by Ryan “Brickman” McNaught and his team of Lego professionals.

The exhibition offers more than just a passive viewing experience. Visitors will be able to embark on an interactive journey of creation, with designated build zones allowing both children and adults to unleash their imaginations with millions of Lego bricks. Highlights include an Earthquake Challenge and a Mystery Mosaic area where guests can contribute to enormous Lego murals.

McNaught expressed his excitement, stating,

This exhibition is all about using Lego bricks to inspire and celebrate the power of imagination.

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Dan Gleeson, Co-owner of the Dublin Theatre of Light, echoed this sentiment, noting the broad appeal of Lego across age groups.

With such an impressive display of Lego artistry and hands-on opportunities, this exhibition is poised to capture the hearts and minds of Lego enthusiasts nationwide. Dublin is about to become the European epicentre of Lego Wonder.