Delighted LEGO® fans of all ages found 3+ acres of LEGO fun at the I-X Center November 2 - 4, 2011!
Enjoy some of the show highlights below:
LEGOLAND® Giveaway Winner
Congratulations to the Stellabuto Family of Barberton, OH! They are the winner of the LEGO KidsFest Cleveland Tour Stop Prize and will receive four admission tickets to any LEGOLAND Park or LEGO Discovery Center.
In addition, they (and everyone else who enters during the 2011 tour) is eligible for the Grand Prize Giveaway which will be drawn at the conclusion of the 2011 tour in December.
Some Show Highlights:
Coverage of the event begin with these videos courtesy of WKYC TV:
And the following once the show kicked off:
Cleveland Photo Gallery:
Immersed in bricks at the Big Brick Pile.
The Big Brick Pile appeals to kids of all ages.
Kim Wheeler, of WKYC TV, and her family poses with Master Builder Chris Steininger before adding their creations to Creation Nation.
Early on Friday, the first few contributions in Creation Nation.
Later in the weekend, Creation Nation is a patchwork of creative structures.
An attendee poses before Creation Nation while his father takes a photo.
Mount Rushmore in Creation Nation
Be wary of the skeletons in the Ninjago battle arenas.
Build, then spin...
Kids sort through a pile of yellow bricks in preparation for the next event in the Activity Area.
A family works feverishly building their favorite food item in the Challenge Zone!
An attendee assemble bricks on a play table in the Construction Zone.
Kids play at one end of the DUPLO® brick pile.
Master Builder Chris Steininger presents UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital a check for $10,000 on behalf of the LEGO Children's Fund.
The check on display in the Garden of Giving, presented by the LEGO Children’s Fund.
Flowers on display in the Garden of Giving, presented by the LEGO Children’s Fund.
Cleveland Mystery Mural #1 revealed: Minifigures.
Cleveland Mystery Mural #2 revealed: "We Love Cleveland!"
Creation Nation, completely filled in coast-to-coast on Sunday evening.
