Lego Club @ Etowah

Build imaginative creations with provided LEGO bricks and Duplo blocks in a welcoming, all-ages library gathering. Children under 11 must stay with an adult.View original

Build imaginative creations with provided LEGO bricks and Duplo blocks for younger children in a welcoming, all-ages library gathering. Children under 11 must stay with an adult.View original

Hands-on LEGO building invites kindergarten through fifth-grade children to create, experiment, and trade ideas with fellow young builders. A welcoming library meetup supplies the bricks and encourages creative play and new friendships.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

Build imaginative creations with provided LEGO bricks and Duplo blocks in a welcoming, all-ages library gathering. Younger children are welcome with an adult staying alongside anyone under 11.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

Build imaginative creations with provided LEGO and Duplo blocks during a welcoming, all-ages monthly gathering. Children under 11 must stay with an accompanying adult.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

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

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

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 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

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 LEGO® builds inspired by things to be grateful for in a hands-on, creativity-focused challenge for children ages 6–12. Registration is required, and space is limited.View original

Build imaginative LEGO® creations inspired by creepy critters in a hands-on challenge for children ages 6–12. Registration is required, and children under 10 need adult supervision.View original

Hands-on LEGO construction invites children in grades K–5 to build around a monthly theme or create freely, using books for inspiration. Selected designs go on display in the children’s area.View original

Hands-on LEGO building invites teens in grades 6–12 to create and play with a shared collection of colorful bricks during a casual, monthlong library activity.View original

Hands-on LEGO building invites K–5 students to create, experiment, and share ideas at their own pace. Free drop-in play with bricks and snacks; no registration required.View original

Stories, songs, flannel-board tales, and action rhymes invite children and caregivers into an interactive early-literacy gathering with playful family participation. The program concludes with a special craft kit to take home.View original

Hands-on LEGO building gives K–5 students a creative, playful space to construct and experiment. This school-age library activity takes place ahead of the holiday closure.View original