Brick Lincs 2026

Brick Lincs is back at Lincoln Christ's Hospital School on Saturday 31 October, a one-day show that returns to the city with its usual mix of model displays, activities and trade stalls. It's run by the Brick Lincs Organising Committee, who pull in adult fans of LEGO from across the UK, along with the Brickish and Brickshire communities. It's a long-running fan event, and this time it's staged as a Halloween show, so there's a costume competition in the mix — the best-dressed visitor takes home a LEGO prize.

Inside, there's plenty to look at. A huge LEGO City layout takes up a good chunk of the room, and you'll find MOCs — 'My Own Creations' — on display, which are the custom builds people have put together themselves rather than following a kit. There's also Spot the Minifig to keep you hunting through the bricks, a live build to watch in progress, and a raffle running throughout the day. If you're looking for something to take home, the LEGO traders have stalls set up for buying and swapping.

Beyond the building, the event raises money for local and further-afield charities, so your entry helps out a bit more than just getting you through the door. It's a family day, and with the Halloween theme, it's a good one to bring the kids along in costume.

It runs from 10am to 5pm, with last entry at 4pm, so you've got the whole day to work through the displays. Entry is £4 on the door, and you can also pre-purchase tickets online, though there's a booking fee for that. Parking is free, and the venue is at Lincoln Christ's Hospital School on Wragby Road, LN2 4PN.