Lego KidsFest
Lego KidsFest came to Charlotte, NC and we had the great opportunity to attend it! Our kids were super excited to go and couldn’t wait to get building!

The event took place at the Charlotte Convention Center downtown Charlotte.

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Immediately we were greeted by this super cute Lego man!

There were so many figurines built out of Legos that it was pretty incredible! I kept thinking about who has the patience to build these things?!?!
















Disney Leo Princess zone
There were Challenge Centers set up throughout the exhibit. The challenges all varied, but they were all about building with creativity and utilizing various pieces from different Lego collections.

This challenge was really neat. You were grouped in teams of 5. In a relay form, one person at a time ran down and dug through a bin of purple Legos (moon rocks) and searched for pieces of the rocket ship that we were to build. Once all of the 5 pieces were collected you were to assemble them together and then run it back down to the moon rocks and crash!


At the end of each challenge they were given a Lego pack as a prize!
There were stations all over for kids to work with Legos and create whatever they wanted.

This is a board full of kid-crafted Lego badge designs!


Another fun building station!
An art exhibit featured Lego markers which the kids had a blast coloring with!


This was the Duplo section for the tiny Lego enthusiasts!
All in all the Lego exhibit was really incredible. The displays were so fun to look at and admire. The centers and challenges were great for keeping kids engaged and to have the opportunity to play with Legos sets that they may not have! I would highly recommend going to the nearest Lego KidsFest to you! Your kids will love it!


Stephanie—home cook, DIY addict, seasonal decor fanatic, and proud chicken wrangler living in a Victorian house that’s always a project. Whether I’m cooking with garden-fresh ingredients, herding mischievous chickens, or tackling another DIY, I’m here to share the fun (and chaos).