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Lego 'Big Brick Build' returning to Kenilworth Castle this Easter

By James Smith 18th Mar 2025

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Kenilworth Castle has lots of events this Easter (image via English Heritage)
Kenilworth Castle has lots of events this Easter (image via English Heritage)

This Easter holiday, families are invited to take part in an "incredible" LEGO® Big Brick Build session at Kenilworth Castle as it returns for a second year.

First held in 2024, the event was a big success and now returns to the town's main tourist attraction from Saturday 12 April to Monday 21.

The Big Brick Build gives guests the chance to get a "unique new perspective" on the castle's historical architecture.

Children over four years-old can get creative by designing their own part of Kenilworth's Elizabethan Garden to sit within a LEGO® brick sculpture of the castle's most famous features.

'Brick artists' will be on hand to help and will be continually swapping in new contributions to the build as the week progresses.

Find out more here.

     

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