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If you're looking for a fun weekend getaway, just "See Rock City."

If you and/or your kids love building LEGO sets, you won't want to miss out on all of the sights and attractions at Brick Fest Live coming to Indiana in 2024.

The world of LEGO® building blocks has just changed so much in the past 20 years. The company is 76 years old and I doubt even the original creator Ole Kirk Christiansen had any idea how big people’s imaginations would be or that the blocks would go beyond their toy status.

Pack up those old lego bricks that your kids aren't playing with anymore and send them back to Lego. They'll clean them and give them to kids in need!

Do NOT throw away your old LEGO bricks, instead, let LEGO clean and sort them and send them to charities that work with kids.

Toys will no longer be advertised as "for girls" or "for boys" on the company's website.

The Girl Scouts of Southwestern Indiana want their members to 'Build the Change' during an online LEGO event.

In addition to announcing a boatload of new LEGO Star Wars products coming to tie into Force Friday II, LEGO finally revealed the rumored revamp of its Ultimate Collector Series Millennium Falcon set. Originally released in 2007, the Millennium Falcon set was one of the most sought-after LEGO vehicles ever sold. In the last 10 years however, it's been impossible to find at a fair price. Now on the verge of the ninth proper Star Wars film release, LEGO is releasing an all-new take on the Falcon that is not only the largest set ever released, it's also frighteningly amazing.

LEGOs have come a long way since they were invented in 1932. No longer are they simply small, plastic bricks for kids to build rectangular cars that would never be practical in the real world, they've become part of pop culture as the basis for countless video games, and one of the best movies ever.  But despite all that, at the end of the day, they're still simply small, plastic bricks kids of al

We only know a few things about the person who made this, and these are things we've deduced. They own a lot of LEGOs. They have an ENORMOUS room. They also have a lot of spare time and patience. And they don't mind the sound of plastic clanking together...

LEGOs are one of the most popular toys out there right now and they have been around for many years. My sons are huge fans and their Christmas and Birthday lists for the last two years have been all about LEGOs. Imagine a young boy with Asperger's Syndrome who plays with LEGOs to improve his social skills, only to find out the set he wants the most is no longer available.