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The LEGO Group has detailed its 2025 series of in-store and online workshops, designed for young creators aged six to 12.
Kicking off the series is a workshop centred around the theme of ‘Friendship’. The in-person workshops are being held at select LEGO Stores across AMS and EMEA. They allow young creators to craft a friendship-themed trophy, with guidance from Brick Specialists.
There is also a free online Creativity Workshop available to watch online. Led by singer Girls Aloud singer Nadine Coyle, the video details how to create fun builds like a memory box, photo frame and friendship trophy.
“I love seeing young creators unleash their inner ‘awesome’ and connecting with each other, which is why I’m so proud to be collaborating with the LEGO Group on the new Creativity Workshop series,” said Nadine Coyle.
“Seeing the potential for young people to build lasting friendships through creative play is so exciting, and I can’t wait to see how this workshop inspires their building adventure.”
To watch online or to secure a ticket to attend an in-store Creativity Workshop at a LEGO store, visit LEGO.com/
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