Weekly free Lego club at Great Boughton Library where pieces are provided and no booking is needed.
Lego Club is running at Great Boughton Library on Wednesday afternoons, and it's a weekly thing, so if you miss one, there's another the following week. It's a drop-in session for anyone who wants to spend an hour or so building something from scratch.
The whole point is just to get stuck in and make something. They describe it as a club for creating a masterpiece, and the best part is that you don't need to bring anything with you — the bricks are provided, so you can just turn up and start building. Whether you've got a specific design in mind or you're just happy to see where the pieces take you, it's as much about the process as it is about what you end up with.
Because it's a weekly session, it's easy to make a habit of it. You can come along one week, start a project, and then pick it up again the next time. It's a good way to spend a few afternoons in the city without having to commit to a long-term course or a one-off event that only happens once a year.
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It runs every Wednesday from 3:15pm to 4:30pm at Great Boughton Library, on Green Lane in Vicars Cross, Chester, CH3 5LB. There's no need to book a place in advance, so you can just drop in when it suits you. It's free to attend, and since the bricks are provided, there's nothing to bring but your own ideas.
