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On the last Wednesday of every month we host an after-hours LEGO session for adults, where you can bring your own refreshments and snacks. We'll play some tunes, and bring out our huge collection of LEGO. This is a chance to ditch the kids and throw off the shackles of work, to have fun, get silly, socialise, and play around with some little colourful bricks. Come along by yourself, in a group, or make it the perfect (cheap) date night. It's not exactly LEGO Masters, but we do sometimes give out prizes
Tickets are 3 per person, with all proceeds going back into our brilliant Library service. There's no booking fee if you pay in the Library and there will be tickets available on the door!
Bring your own refreshments. We'll have some paper cups.
Access: This event will take place on the first floor of the Library, which is fully wheelchair accessible. The toilets are located on the 2nd floor, with access via a lift or stairs.
PLEASE NOTE: although the name Bricks & Booze is a fun, slightly gimmicky idea, we don't want the night to be focussed solely around alcohol and nobody should feel pressured to drink! So feel free to bring along your own soft drinks, snacks etc, and have an equally brilliant but sober build.
This event is for over 18s only
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Standard | £3.00 |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
| Bricks & Booze - May (27 May 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Wednesday | 18:30 | |
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