Beyond the Bricks

A $5 youth program for children ages 6–12, organized through Asheville Parks & Recreation. Registration opens 30 days before the January 13 start date.View original

Build imaginative Lego creations with provided bricks in a relaxed, social setting for children ages 5–12. A welcoming library activity encourages hands-on creativity and making new friends.View original

Hands-on LEGO building invites children and teens to invent their own creations, practice creative problem-solving, and make friends in a welcoming library setting. LEGO bricks are provided.View original

A $5 evening program gives children ages 5–12 a chance to take part in youth recreation while parents enjoy time to themselves. Registration is required through Asheville Parks & Recreation.View original

Hands-on LEGO construction encourages elementary-age kids and tweens to design unique architecture and display their creations. A welcoming library activity supports creative play, building skills, and shared discovery.View original

A drop-in, hands-on LEGO building session lets children ages 5–17 create freely with provided bricks; finished builds stay on the library display shelf for visitors to admire all month.View original

Children ages 5–17 can create original LEGO builds with materials provided and no registration required. Finished creations go on display for library visitors to admire throughout the month.View original

Build imaginative LEGO creations, practice hands-on design skills, and connect with neighbors in a welcoming, intergenerational setting. DUPLO bricks are available for young builders, with an adult required for children under eight.View original

Casual, drop-in LEGO building brings preschoolers, school-age children, teens, and adults together for a creative hour of hands-on construction, imaginative play, and intergenerational community connection.View original

Create freely with provided LEGO bricks during a relaxed, hands-on building session for ages five and up. Children under ten must attend with a caregiver; personal bricks should stay home.View original

Young builders ages 6–16 create and compete with gingerbread houses in a free seasonal community program. Registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation opens 30 days before the event.View original

A $5 seasonal program for children ages 2–9 at a neighborhood community center, with registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation opening 30 days before the event.View original

Build imaginative creations with provided LEGO bricks, with Duplo blocks available for younger children. This welcoming, all-ages library activity encourages hands-on creativity; children under 11 must stay with an adult.View original

Little hands explore polar-themed crafts and tiny-paw creations in a playful winter activity designed for children ages 2–5, with registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation.View original

Ages 10–16 can spend an evening playing laser tag and sharing pizza at a community center. The youth program costs $5, with registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation.View original

A free, three-session city youth program for teens ages 13–18, meeting Thursday afternoons at a neighborhood recreation center. Registration is handled through Asheville Parks & Recreation.View original

Young climbers ages 5–12 can take on a 90-minute climbing session designed for youth, with registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation and a $7 fee.View original

Inclusive adaptive recreation creates opportunities for young people ages 6–21 with disabilities to participate in activities and connect with peers. Registration is required, with a $5 fee.View original

Little hands explore animal-inspired polar crafts in a playful program designed for ages 2–5. A cozy winter activity gives toddlers a chance to create and enjoy a hands-on outing.View original

A full-day youth recreation program welcomes children ages 5–11 for a fun day at a Southside community center. Registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation opens 30 days ahead, with a $5 fee.View original