A new game open to all who show up!

Bring a wrapped LEGO gift valued at $20 or more.  Gifts are distributed to players.  Then players can Open, Trade or Move gifts as determined by a dice roll.  There are unlimited moves and trades until the last gift is opened!

When the last gift is opened the game is over.  All players keep the gift they're holding.  What fun!

The biggest and best prizes come out in Bingo Grande held the first private evening.

Join us!

Ever played a BIONICLE board game? Probably not, but give it your best shot and win some prizes!

2004 was 20 years ago, so see what you still remember about BIONICLE back then and win some prizes!

Players all receive the same small set to build (set not revealed until the game). Players may read their instructions, but cannot see the parts they are assembling!

Points are deducted for parts in the wrong places, and for missing parts.

The winner gets an awesome prize, and everyone has a great time (and keeps their small set).

See Blind Build AFOL 1 for details.

See Blind Build TFOL 1.

This is not a child drop-off game.

See Blind Build AFOL 1 for details.

Master Dan (who hosts Bridge Build for the public several times over the weekend) will also host a game for us AFOLs! Saturday night after the Yard Sale join other adults and teens in a DUPLO bridge building challenge!

The entire building process must be completed while holding the constructed model in at least one hand. This grows increasingly difficult as more parts are added that require smaller steps. The model also becomes more fragile as all elements become connected.

All players keep their building set and the winner gets a prize.

Do you have a caboose in your LEGO train collection?  Bring it on down to the L-Gauge Modular Standard layout Saturday at 4pm, to take part in the Caboose Train!  Let’s gather every caboose in the whole of BrickFair and run them all in one train together!

All building styles are welcome, as long as the caboose fits on standard LEGO track and is less than 16 bricks tall.  If you’re not sure that your caboose will run smoothly or fit on the layout, bring it over a bit early and we’ll troubleshoot with you.  We will start the train with a limit of one caboose per person, but if it runs well enough with that load, we may add more.  We will run the train long enough for everyone to take photos and videos before returning the cabeese to their owners.

This game is held in two sessions.

STEP 1: Players meet at the designated time to draw cards from the CAH deck.  Each player ends up with one black and one white card.  Players then have a couple days to build a vignette representing their two cards.

STEP 2: Players bring their vignettes together for display during Adult Swim.  Players vote for their favorite (game host casts the deciding vote if needed), and the winner gets a prize.

A basic understanding of Cards Against Humanity is strongly suggested.

A party game for horrible people.  Unlike most of the party games you may have played before, Cards Against Humanity is as despicable and awkward as you and your friends.  For this modified version you will receive bricks for good answers, and you will need to build something rude with your bricks for the win.

If you are easily offended, do not play this game.

Because of the hectic schedule during Adult Swim, this will be hosted as a first-seated pick-up game.

All items in the Silent Charity Auction are donated by you, the AFOLs. All proceeds benefit our children's charity, the SladeChild Foundation.

To bid on items, please be 18, and simply write your name and bid amount using the old fashioned pen-and-paper method.

Happy bidding!

The classic checkers game.  You know it!  You love it!

The further you last in this tournament, the bigger the LEGO prize you win :)

A quick goodbye to all our friends, old and new, and prizes are given out! Names are drawn from a hat.

Each player is given the same 2 sets to start. Each player combines the sets to build an entirely original creation. The MOC deemed the most unique and creative wins a prize. All players keep their 2 sets :)

Each player is given the same 2 sets to start. Each player combines the sets to build an entirely original creation. The MOC deemed the most unique and creative wins a prize. All players keep their 2 sets :)

Each player is given the same 2 sets to start. Each player combines the sets to build an entirely original creation. The MOC deemed the most unique and creative wins a prize. All players keep their 2 sets :)

Each player is given the same 2 sets to start. Each player combines the sets to build an entirely original creation. The MOC deemed the most unique and creative wins a prize. All players keep their 2 sets :)

Each player is given the same 2 sets to start. Each player combines the sets to build an entirely original creation. The MOC deemed the most unique and creative wins a prize. All players keep their 2 sets :)

Each player is given the same 2 sets to start. Each player combines the sets to build an entirely original creation. The MOC deemed the most unique and creative wins a prize. All players keep their 2 sets :)

The classic game of Connect 4. Outplay other contenders in tournament style series of sets, best of 3, best of 3, best of 3, until only 1 remains. Win a LEGO prize!

Bionicle, Hero Factory, Star Wars, Ben 10, Chima... Galidor.  LEGO has made many constructible action figure themes over the years, which we like to shorten down to constraction.  This game will use Star Wars Buildable Figures featuring ball and socket joints, shells, and other Character and Creature Building System (CCBS) parts as opposed to a System set with basic LEGO bricks with studs.

Each player is given the same 2 constraction sets to start.  One set will be #75526 Elite TIE Fighter Pilot, the other set a mystery until game-time.  Each player combines the sets to build an entirely original creation.  The MOC deemed the most unique and creative wins a prize.  All players keep their 2 sets :)

Bionicle, Hero Factory, Star Wars, Ben 10, Chima... Galidor. LEGO has made many constructible action figure themes over the years, which we like to shorten down to constraction. This game will use Star Wars Buildable Figures featuring ball and socket joints, shells, and other Character and Creature Building System (CCBS) parts as opposed to a System set with basic LEGO bricks with studs.

Andrew Bulthaupt is donating the sets (15x 75117 Kylo Ren + 15x 75526 Elite TIE Fighter Pilot) for this game. Selected players buy-in for $10, which is donated to the SladeChild Foundation.

Twenty players will divide 30 sets.  That's a total 2,700 parts, or 135 parts (average) per player, for $10.

The LEGO game of charades. A fun game produced by RoseArt in 2003 where players use LEGO parts to create an item listed on a card, and the other players guess what it is.

The rules have been altered a bit to make it more fun for all ages. Instead of moving around the board, you get small LEGO bricks for each correct guess, and you get to keep the bricks!

Children playing in this KFOL game must be accompanied by an adult.

See Constructionary KFOL for details.

Have you ever watched Battlebots on TV and wondered how you can get into the action? Look no further than the Combat Robotics Brick League, where combat robots built of LEGO fight to the death in a much more affordable way!

To compete, you must have your own robot, charging cables, and controller. It's important to come with many spare parts as exposed pieces often break! All entrants need to be approved two weeks prior to the event to leave time to organize group fights in a tournament bracket. After this, designs can still be submitted, but may be left as reserves.

See the CRBL Rules.

See a Youtube video.

For more inspiration and knowledge visit the CRBL Database.

To enter, please sign-up on google docs for the host who is organizing the tournament.

Send inquiries directly to the host at crbl.arena@gmail.com.

For help building your bot visit the discord group.

Deadline to submit your design is July 19, 2025.

Preliminary fights take place all day Saturday with the final bouts on Sunday.

Based on Cutthroat Kitchen, players are given a pile of LEGO brick and challenged to build a MOC (to a surprise theme) in 10-15 minutes.  Players have play-cash to bid on various handicaps to sabotage the other players each round.  After each round a player is eliminated until 1 winner remains standing.

Audience Participation: The audience (your fellow AFOLs) may bid - with real money - on other handicaps for players mid-round.  Funds raised support our charity!

No need to sign up; simply show up at the designated time and place with a wrapped gift in hand.  Any number of people can play!

Dirty Brickster is better known (in the USA) as "White Elephant Gift Exchange," "Yankee Swap," or "Dirty Santa."  Players each contribute one gift to the game, and ultimately each player walks away with one different gift of similar value.

1. All gifts should be valued the same.  Use your imagination to make it fun.  Out-of-production sets or some classic parts from your own collection are far more interesting that something off the store shelf yesterday.  But please make it worth the appropriate amount!
2. Players bring their gifts wrapped or sealed in a gift bag, careful to conceal the contents.
3. Players gather in a circle and gifts are placed in the center.
4. Names are drawn to see who picks first.
5. The picked player chooses a gift from the pile and opens it, holds it up for all to see, and keeps it (for the time being).
6. Another name is drawn.
7. The next player can either choose to take an unopened gift from the pile or to steal a gift from any previous gift-holder.
8. If someone's gift is stolen, that person can immediately unwrap a new gift or steal another gift.
9. Any gift stolen 3 times becomes "dead."  It now belongs to that owner and may not be stolen again.

See description of Dirty Brickster $10-$15.

See Dirty Buildster AFOL 1 for details.

Players are provided with random cups of bricks. When the host says, "Go," players start building!

Players have limited time to build the most creative MOC they can muster. The objective is to be more creative than your competition and you must do it with your limited bricks and limited time.

• Cups of bricks are provided for you.
• Cups are the luck of the draw. You may find your bricks difficult to work with, but we'll try to keep all bags equal and fair.
• You are not required to use every brick in the bag - simply be as creative as you can with what you have.
• The final MOCs are judged.
• One winner gets a LEGO set. Every player keeps their cup of bricks!

Get a free cup of new, clean LEGO parts, build the most creative MOC you can.  Judges pick one MOC which earns a small prize, and all players keep their cup of LEGO parts!  Everyone's a winner!

See Dirty Buildster AFOL 1 for details.

See Dirty Buildster AFOL 1 for details.

Players are provided with random cups of bricks. When the host says, "Go," players start building!

Players have limited time to build the most creative MOC they can muster. The objective is to be more creative than your competition and you must do it with your limited bricks and limited time.

• Cups of bricks are provided for you.
• Cups are the luck of the draw. You may find your bricks difficult to work with, but we'll try to keep all bags equal and fair.
• You are not required to use every brick in the bag - simply be as creative as you can with what you have.
• The final MOCs are judged.
• One winner gets a LEGO set. Every player keeps their cup of bricks!

Two-person teams work together to build a kit. One person sees the parts and builds the set but cannot see the instructions. The other player sees the instructions but cannot see the building progress. Partner players spoon together, sitting upright. The big spoon (rear player) reads instructions and yells to the front where building partner tries to follow verbal instructions and build the kit.

24 players make 12 teams of two.

Selected sign-ups must bring their partner player with them to the game. If both players sign-up and both are selected, one must drop out to allow others to join the game.

Each team keeps their built kit and the fastest (and most accurate) team wins an additional prize.

BrickFair provides the sets - 6 copies of set #11013 Creative Transparent Bricks - for this game. Selected players buy-in for $10. Twelve players will divide 6 sets. That's a total 3,000 parts, or 250 parts (average) per player, for $10.

Players, arrive early to help sort parts!

Let’s try a new type of parts draft. It will be fast, fair and friendly.

Fast: lots are already created; no sorting, just drafting.
Fair: all lots are worth $1 each. No one walks away with a few low value parts. Plus, you will receive $12 worth of parts for your $10 buy-in.
Friendly: No one gets stuck with a handful of Technic pins at the end.

After the draft stick around for two surprise rounds.

John Klesh provides the parts for this game. Selected players buy-in for $10.

Damian McGee provides the sets - 3 copies of set #10330 McLaren MP4/4 & Ayrton Senna - for this game. Selected players buy-in for $10. Twelve players will divide 3 sets. That's a total 2,079 parts or 173 parts (average) per player, for $10.

Players, arrive early to help sort parts!

BrickFair provides the sets - 9 copies of set #76386 Hogwarts: Polyjuice Potion Mistake - for this game. Selected players buy-in for $11. Twelve players will divide 9 sets. That's a total 1,953 parts, or 163 parts (average) per player, for $11.

Players, arrive early to help sort parts!

BrickFair provides the sets - 6 copies of set #10696 Medium Creative Brick Box - for this game. Selected players buy-in for $12. Twelve players will divide 6 sets. That's a total 2,904 parts, or 242 parts (average) per player, for $12.

Players, arrive early to help sort parts!

BrickFair provides the sets - 8 copies of set #41687 Magical Funfair Stalls - for this game. Selected players buy-in for $15. Twelve players will divide 8 sets. That's a total 2,888 parts, or 240 parts (average) per player, for $15.

Players, arrive early to help sort parts!

Damian McGee provides the sets - 3 copies of set #80117 Good Fortune - for this game. Selected players buy-in for $15. Fourteen players will divide 3 sets. That's a total 3,063 parts or 219 parts (average) per player, for $15.

Players, arrive early to help sort parts!

BrickFair provides the sets - 8 copies of set #31116 Safari Wildlife Tree House - for this game. Selected players buy-in for $15. Twelve players will divide 8 sets. That's a total 3,176 parts or 265 parts (average) per player, for $15.

Players, arrive early to help sort parts!

BrickFair provides the sets - 9 copies of set #76230 Venom Figure - for this game. Selected players buy-in for $15. Twelve players will divide 9 sets. That's a total 2,673 parts, or 223 parts (average) per player, for $15.

Players, arrive early to help sort parts!

BrickFair provides the sets - 15x #41948 Cute Banana Pen Holder - for this game. Selected players buy-in for $20. Twelve players will divide 15 sets. That's a total 6,570 parts, or 547 parts (average) per player, for $20.

Players, arrive early to help sort parts!

BrickFair provides the sets - 8 copies of set #42649 Heartlake City Candy Store - for this game. Selected players buy-in for $20. Twelve players will divide 8 sets. That's a total 3,008 parts, or 251 parts (average) per player, for $20.

Players, arrive early to help sort parts!

BrickFair provides the sets - 3x #10340 Wreath - for this game. Selected players buy-in for $20. Twelve players will divide 3 sets. That's a total 3,582 parts, or 299 parts (average) per player, for $20.

Players, arrive early to help sort parts!

This special early check-in game is the same as other Drafts, but the sets remain a mystery until game time. Early Draft is hosted early the first day. Players will be called up from the walk-ups. Check-in promptly on the first day to join this game.

Free to play. Sets are provided. Limit one participant per family.

All the fun of a draft without the hassle of remembering to bring a set. Drafts are a fun opportunity to acquire deeper quantity of select parts at low cost.

Players, arrive early to help sort parts!

Everyone in this game (except the host) is a newcomer.  So no pressure!

BrickFair provides the sets - 5 sets #76386 Hogwarts: Polyjuice Potion Mistake - for this game. Selected players buy-in for $5. Ten players will divide 5 sets. That's a total 1,085 parts, or 109 parts (average) per player, for $5.

Players, arrive early to help sort parts!

Everyone in this game (except the host) is a newcomer.  So no pressure!

BrickFair provides the sets - 3 sets #31156 Tropical Ukulele - for this game. Selected players buy-in for $5. Eight players will divide 3 sets. That's a total 1,161 parts, or 145 parts (average) per player, for $5.

Players, arrive early to help sort parts!

BrickFair provides the sets - 8x #42161 Lamborghini Huracan Tecnica - for this game. Selected players buy-in for $15. Twenty players will divide 8 sets. That's a total 6,448 parts, or 322 parts (average) per player, for $15.

Players, arrive early to help sort parts!

BrickFair provides the sets - 4x #42158 NASA Mars Rover Perseverance - for this game. Selected players buy-in for $15. Twenty players will divide 4 sets. That's a total 4,248 parts, or 212 parts (average) per player, for $15.

Players, arrive early and help sort parts!

BrickFair provides the sets - 8 copies of set #42060 Roadwork Crew - for this game. Selected players buy-in for $17. Twelve players will divide 8 sets. That's a total 2,920 parts, or 243 parts (average) per player, for $17.

Players, arrive early to help sort parts!

To enter this game simply build a ROCK MOC - it's our annual theme!

1. Six MOCs (6 unique builders) will be selected (on-site, at-show) as players,
2. Game host notifies players of their participation (via text message),
3. Players attend the game,
4. Players roll a die to win one of six prizes.  Every player is a winner!

Player selections are made by BrickFair staff and are final.  Presence not necessary to win.  Your MOC needn't be registered to the theme; it must simply appear ROCK-ey.  Lobbying the game host is discouraged.

To enter this game simply build a ROCK MOC - it's our annual theme!

1. Six MOCs (6 unique builders) will be selected (on-site, at-show) as players,
2. Game host notifies players of their participation (via text message),
3. Players attend the game,
4. Players roll a die to win one of six prizes.  Every player is a winner!

Player selections are made by BrickFair staff and are final.  Presence not necessary to win.  Your MOC needn't be registered to the theme; it must simply appear ROCK-ey.  Lobbying the game host is discouraged.

Exploding Kittens is the same as Russian Roulette - if it were a card game with kittens.

Players draw cards until someone draws an Exploding Kitten card, at which point they are out - unless they have Defuse cards to save themselves.  Or other cards to avoid, mitigate, or move their chances of drawing an Exploding Kittens card.  Rules will be explained in ~3 minutes and then the game begins.

Benjamin Bedard introduces and hosts this game. Players compete tournament style, from 16 down to 1. Who can sort knock-off parts from true LEGO elements the fastest? The fastest player takes the prize!

Galidor...the worst LEGO theme of all time...is a lot of fun to build with! I (Will Hafner) am bringing an ungodly quantity of it. Stop by and make something truly cursed!

Join ILUGNY in building a collaborative garden that will be displayed at BF/VA'25.

To make sure everyone's MOCs fit together use: Plate, Modified 10 x 10 Octagonal with Hole and Plate 4 x 4

See the Garden Collab page for details. The assembled collab will look like this. All builds will be displayed and you can take your MOC home at the end of the show. MOCs should be Minifig Scale. Build ahead of time and bring your creations (there will be a limited number of bases and botanical elements available for purchase at this session).

Walk up.

This class will introduce the fun of building Great Ball Contraption modules. The kit costs $50 and is limited to 50 units. Buying the kit is not required; exhibitors may audit the workshop. Of course the kit is required for hands-on learning.

The kit is #BF-GBC002 Compact Cardan Lift designed by Lawrie George. This kit was previously offered at BrickFair. Kit comes in Red, Yellow, Green, or Blue, based on availability at the show.

Limit one kit per person.

Upon completion each student will have a working GBC module which can be linked together with other students' modules. There may be room to set up a stand-alone GBC loop of just class modules - we'll see.

Download the kit instructions. If you weren't selected to play, you can bring your own parts!

See Go Fish Tournament 1 for details.

This is the classic carnival "gold fish bowl" game. Get your ping pong balls into the bowls, and win some LEGO pieces!

The longer you last in the tournament the more LEGO you win. Open to all ages, all skill levels or no skill, experienced or novice, familiar with the game or not - everyone can win.

Oh, just sign up!

This is the classic carnival "gold fish bowl" game. Get your ping pong balls into the bowls, and win some LEGO pieces!

The longer you last in the tournament the more LEGO you win. Open to all ages, all skill levels or no skill, experienced or novice, familiar with the game or not - everyone can win.

Oh, just sign up!

See Go Fish Tournament 1 for details.

A parody on the name of the Great British Bake-off TV show in which.  Each episode of that show featured a "technical challenge" in which contestants were given identical ingredients and a few vaguely worded instructions, then shown a sample of a completed dessert and asked to replicate it.

Each player receives an identical bag of Technic parts with a picture of the final model, plus a couple helpful close-up views, to guide them through the general order of assembly.  Players are on their own to figure out how to construct the kit.

All players keep their bag of parts :)

A jar of LEGO pieces is the prize - and the challenge.

Just guess how many pieces are in the jar (or at least be the closest guess) and win the jar.  Simple!

This game is held during public days and is open to public entries.  You, the exhibitors, are also welcome to play.

This is your standard Texas Hold'em poker tournament, played with LEGO cards and top 5 placers take home a LEGO prize.

Poker knowledge required, obviously.

Each player is given a set consisting of ~300 pieces.  Players race to completion.  The first to correctly build his kit wins a prize, and everyone keeps their playing kit!

Requires consumption of mass quantities.  Players may bring their own - the host will adjust accordingly.

Benjamin Bedard introduces and hosts this game. Players compete tournament style, from 16 down to 1. Who can sort LEGO pieces the fastest? Real LEGO parts vary by shape and color. The fastest player wins a LEGO set!

MINDSTORMS robots are challenged to follow a line from start to finish in the fastest possible time.  Whose robot is the smartest?

See the rules & instructions.

As always, a LEGO prize for the winner!

Held during public hours so the public can cheer you on!

MINDSTORMS robots are challenged to get from one side of a two-foot wide gap to the other side by any means possible. Jumping, Bridge Building, and even flying are all allowed, provided your robot uses 100% LEGO parts!

The Rules

Held during public hours so the public can cheer you on!

Version: UNLIMITED

The classic game of MINDSTORMS Sumo. Players bring their computerized LEGO robots to compete and push each other out of the ring. This is a great game to watch!

See the rules for the differences between Stock and Unlimited.

Held during public hours so the public can cheer you on!

Trash Wars is a face-off between two robots with messy rooms.  Rather than clean up their rooms properly, the robots have each decided to toss their trash over the wall into their opponent's room!  This classic contest returns after a 4-year hiatus!

Here's the rules.

Test how fast you can build minifigs!

This activity is open to all ages - participants will be divided into Kids (up to 12 years old), Teens (13 to 17 years old), and Adults (18+ years old). Players will have two chances to get their best score, and the top four scores advance to the final round. Prizes will be awarded to the winner in each age category. No signup needed, just show up!

Hosted by Charm City LUG.

Bring in your unwanted or less-than-loved minifigs to trade with others!  Before the Yard Sales, this one hour exchange is a great opportunity to mix up your minifig collection.

Bring all the minifigs you wish; you never know what others might want!

This is intended as a swap and trade event.  Cash is discouraged, but we understand it can make for even trades.  Volunteers will be around, overlooking, to help ensure less knowledgeable FOLs are aware of their figs' values.  We're all here to have fun; let's play nice, please.

We swap a part from your set with your competition. You must find and steal back that part in order to complete your build and win your game!

As always, players keep the sets they play with, and the winner gets a LEGO prize to boot!

Open to all exhibitors; sign-up not necessary.  Game runs Friday 3:00pm - Sunday noon. Although it technically ends when someone finds all the items.

1. See the HUNT LIST.
2. Search MOCs on display only.
3. Answer to the HUNT CLUES.

First to answer all clues correctly wins a prize :)

This class hosted by Kim of BlingBlingBrick.  Kim guides a small class through the process of lighting a MOC.  Every student is provided lighting pieces to keep!

This class hosted by Kim of BlingBlingBrick.  Kim guides a small class through the process of lighting a MOC.  Every student is provided lighting pieces to keep!

Just a fun, informal gathering of people who enjoy or want to try out accessory modification (ie cutting and gluing together LEGO and custom minifig accessories) to make their own funky creations! All necessary materials and equipment will be provided, with special thanks to Will Chapman of BrickArms for his generous support of this event. There’s no need to sign up for the event in general, and there will be no formal speaker or tutorial as part of the event. However, several experienced modders will available, ready, and willing to give assistance and guidance to anyone new to modification! Builders of all ages and skill levels are more than welcome to attend and can leave with something they’ve created! For more seasoned modders, the event will also feature the ‘Iron Modder’ competition. In this contest, modders will need to demonstrate their skills and create a modded masterpiece in a limited timeframe. Space for this competition is very limited and will be a first-come basis at the start of the event at 12:00

No need for a Boat Race - get ready for the OAT RACE!  Build a remote-controlled vehicle that can navigate a slalom course while carrying a variety of objects that rhyme with "boat".  The fastest vehicle wins a Technic set!

All traditional Boat Race methods of remote control are permitted, including classic radio R/C, Power Functions, Mindstorms, sBrick, and Buwizz.

See OAT Race rules for details.

2023 UPDATE: OAT Race rules have been updated to clarify the tote bag must be carried fully expanded, not rolled up.

Every player receives the same set, everybody has one arm tied behind their back, GO!

Simply attend the first night and enter your name in the hat for the drawing!

Build the best MOC you can with the parts provided.  But don't get too attached; anything can happen during the frenzy of building!

Final creations are judged and a LEGO prize is awarded.  All players keep their MOCs and parts!

Bring your smartest friends and test your LEGO history knowledge at the LEGO Team Trivia Night hosted at Brickmania! (store next door to venue) Create a team of up to five players and test yourselves against your fellow A/T/K-FOLs. Your $10 buy-in gets you pizza and a chance to win prizes,store gift cards, and bragging rights.

$10 buy-in
Pizza is provided, drinks are not, players can bring their own
Trivia contest from 7:30-9 approximately
Winning team gets $20 gift card for each player
2nd place gets a free big bag of bricks for each player
3rd place gets a free small bag/player
No app or anything needed, planning on just using paper answer sheets

Players each receive the same LEGO set to build (set revealed at the game).

Everyone races to build their set backwards. Bricks on the right go on the left, slopes facing left now face right, etc.

Points are deducted for wrongly-placed parts and missing parts.

The winner gets an awesome prize, and everyone has a great time (and keeps their set)!

See Reverse Build 1 for details.

It's called Saran Wrap Ball and it's just that... a massive ball of Saran Wrap with a bunch of goodies layered throughout.

Each player takes a turn unwrapping the ball, revealing LEGO prizes within. Unwrap fast!  As soon as the player to your right rolls doubles, your turn is over and you pass the ball!

When the ball is completely unraveled, the game is over.  Everyone keeps the prizes they collected :)

See Saran Wrap Ball 1 for details.

Each player gets the same assortment of LEGO pieces and needs to build the tallest tower possible.  The tallest unsupported building standing when the game ends is the winner!

This game requires smarts and deft building skills.  All players keep their LEGO bricks :)

See Skyscraper AFOL description.

Tug-of-War is a contest that tests the strength of your robot or Technic vehicle.  Much like the human version of the game, two robots compete to see which of them can pull the other one across the center of the table.

Here's the Rules.

Held during public hours so the public can cheer you on!

Putt-putt for prizes!

See you on the green!

Putt-putt for prizes!

See you on the green!

Putt-putt for prizes!

See you on the green!

Like Dirty Brickster (Secret Santa/White Elephant) but the vignettes are openly viewable.

Build a vignette (that you're willing to surrender) and bring it!  All vignettes are displayed together during the weekend.  At game time, vignettes are swapped, and a few bonus prizes awarded.  Sunday evening, after the public leaves, the vignettes are collected by their new owners to keep!

Players are provided (at the event) a display cube.  Limit one entry per person per game - enter only your best!

Everyone builds and brings a vignette. Everyone leaves with a different vignette!

Light up your MOC!  For one hour we'll darken the room and enjoy the show by the street lights of LEGOtown.

Admittedly, the venue doesn't get as dark as we would like. But until I invent the darklight, we're stuck with some emergency lights :(

World Of Lights ^BYOB

This 2-hour event is your chance to sell leftover LEGO without being a vendor. Outside the vendor area, this is the only time registrants may openly advertise items for sale (the MOC area is a strict no-sale-sign zone).

Pre-price your items and collect some quick cash for your unwanted LEGO!

Sign-up on your account page after checking-in at the show.

This 2-hour event is your chance to sell leftover LEGO without being a vendor. Outside the vendor area, this is the only time registrants may openly advertise items for sale (the MOC area is a strict no-sale-sign zone).

Pre-price your items and collect some quick cash for your unwanted LEGO!

Sign-up on your account page after checking-in at the show.