780 days ago

Brick Show at Extravaganaza in the Park Christmas Market 2023

Aaron from Chartwell

Extravaganza in the Park Hamilton, NZ is proud to host Hamilton LEGO User Group who will be attending this year’s Annual Extravaganza in the Park Christmas Market showing amazing their creations and displays at the Western Community Centre
See the best brick builds in town, take inspiration from the displays.
Come and chat with our exhibitors about your favourite brick creations.

The show will be running 2 December with doors open 9am – 2pm.

The displays will be setup in the large board room.

There will be a bucket for donations and would appreciate that you leave a donation for the amazing work this group puts together.

Displays vary to change as in the photos. This is just an example of what to expect.
Event details:
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Is it ok to regift something that you have been given?
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