1. Brickworld Fort Wayne is open this weekend
LEGO fans in the Midwest have a convention to explore this weekend, October 10–11, at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Brickworld features original fan-built creations, LEGO vendors, and hands-on building activities. And there's a Castle connection: a builder in r/legocastles has posted about bringing their medieval display to the event.
Here's what visitors need to know:
Saturday, October 10: 10 AM–5 PM
Sunday, October 11: 10 AM–4 PM
Location: Hall III, 4000 Parnell Avenue, Fort Wayne
Admission: $18 at the door; $13 for military and first responders with ID; children 3 and under free
Tickets are valid for one day, and parking costs extra.
Brickworld is an independently organized LEGO fan event, not an official LEGO Group event.
Planning to attend? Check the official event details and ticket information.
Watch / Fine Print
A colorful Castle inspired by LEGO's earliest kingdoms
Designer Eric Nowicki's Queen's Castle takes a different approach to the BrickLink Designer Program: 1,901 pieces, seven minifigures, and bright primary colors inspired by the classic 375 Castle and vintage LEGO designs.
It's currently a 2028 Wave 1 submission—not a confirmed future set. Collectors can explore the design and support the project through BrickLink.
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