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15/06/2026

Looking to meet other LEGO fans locally?

Brickish local meet-ups are a relaxed way to chat, build, share ideas and meet fellow AFOLs (Adult Fans of LEGO®) in your area.

Whether you have huge displays, a small collection, or just enjoy LEGO as a hobby — everyone is welcome.

We currently have local meet-ups in:
Leicester, Swindon, Oxford, Norwich, Fareham, Wivenhoe, Stevenage, Milton Keynes and Cambridgeshire.

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out.

Or simply come along and say hello at your nearest meet-up.

12/06/2026

Our members use LEGO® for so many different purposes. Some build large cities, some build trains, and some use LEGO as a medium to express their artistic skills.

Sally White used it to make wearable dresses. You can currently see one of her creations in the Artbox in Leighton Buzzard.

The Artbox is one of Sally's latest projects that aims to transform an iconic phone box in Leighton Buzzard into a vibrant art space. If you want to support her project, she is currently looking for donations to help cover essential restoration costs, making this vision a reality. Please consider clicking the link below to contribute or share it with others who might be interested. Thank you for your support!

https://gofund.me/98480b9eb

09/06/2026

Our Stevenage Local Meet-up happened yesterday, and the group had a nice evening chatting about all topics related to LEGO®.
The conversations reached from talking up about the latest LEGO® releases, how many little plastic bags a Bricklink store owner can go through in a year and how sorting your LEGO collection is a neverending story.

An important part if our monthly build challenge. We loved seeing what James and Alan build. And you see, we always need judges too, so if you don't have time to join in, you still will be part of the fun. We will reveal the awesome insides of the Oxford Radcliffe Camera in a future post.

If you are interested in joining into some LEGO fun , there are meet-ups across the UK.
Find all the details on our website. https://brickish.org/brickish-local-meet-ups/

or contact us.

08/06/2026

What makes Brickish, Brickish?

For D, it is Dioramas.

From medieval villages and bustling cities to space colonies and railway scenes, dioramas are one of the ways our members bring stories to life with LEGO®.

They show what can be created when imagination goes beyond the instructions and a collection of bricks becomes a world of its own.

We have put together a blog post looking at why dioramas are such an important part of the LEGO® hobby.

Read more here: https://brickish.org/d-is-for-diorama/

What do you fancy building next?

For LEGO® fans. By LEGO® fans. Across the UK.

05/06/2026

What makes Brickish, Brickish?

For C, it is Collaboration.

Many of the best things in Brickish happen when members work together. From large displays and exhibitions to sharing ideas, solving problems and helping each other bring projects to life.

Brickish has never been about building alone. It is about what can be achieved when LEGO® fans come together.

We have put together a blog post looking at why collaboration is such an important part of the Brickish community.

Read more here: https://brickish.org/c-is-for-collaboration/

Share your favourite collaboration pictures below.

For LEGO® fans. By LEGO® fans. Across the UK.

03/06/2026

LEGO® displays might bring us to an event, but they’re rarely the only thing we enjoy.

When you visit a LEGO® show, what else do you like to do?

Browse the traders?
Try the activities?
Chat with builders?
Take photos?
Stop for cake and a coffee?

Tell us what keeps you busy between the displays!

02/06/2026

What makes Brickish Brickish?

For B in the Brickish Alphabet, what else to use than Brickish itself: B is for Brickish.

Since 2002, Brickish has been bringing together LEGO® fans from across the UK — helping builders, collectors, exhibitors and friends connect through a shared hobby.

Find out a little more about the community behind the bricks in our latest post:
The Brickish Alphabet – B is for Brickish

Read the post here: https://brickish.org/the-brickish-alphabet-b-is-for-brickish/
For LEGO® fans. By LEGO® fans. Across the UK.

31/05/2026

From classic road cars to race cars, custom builds and everything in between — vehicles are always a popular theme with Brickish members.

One of the great things about the LEGO® hobby is the variety of ideas builders bring to life, and cars are always guaranteed to draw a crowd.

Which one catches your eye first? And more importantly… which would you drive home?

For LEGO® fans. By LEGO® fans. Across the UK.

30/05/2026

Brickish local meet-ups are a great way for LEGO® fans to come together regularly, share ideas and enjoy the hobby as a community.

From chatting about current builds and favourite parts, to planning the next LEGO® event, sharing inspiration or discussing ways to support the local community, every meet-up is a chance to connect with people who share the same enthusiasm for LEGO®.

Whether you have been building for years, are returning to the hobby, or simply want to meet other LEGO® enthusiasts nearby, everyone is welcome.

Find your local Brickish meet-up and come along — and if you have any questions before joining us, please feel free to get in touch.

For LEGO® fans. By LEGO® fans. Across the UK.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from all at Brickish UK LUG. Wishing you all the best for 2026!

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