Events

TNVLC presented Brick Galaxy: Pulaski on Saturday, April 11, 2026, in Pulaski, Tennessee. The club welcomed 211 visitors, including 95 adults, 75 teens, and 41 children. 23 TNVLC club members displayed at this event, and we also had an additional 9 displays from non-members at the show. This show featured displays from new members as well as brand new MOCs from longtime club members. A variety of MOCs represented themes such as fairy garden, Star Wars, classic space, cyberpunk, and Ninjago city. We also had two club collaborations: a moonbase and a town and train collaboration. The moonbase collaboration included rockets, and the town and train collaboration included an entire winter village. This event was well-received, and we look forward to participating in future events in Pulaski! 

TNVLC presented its first event at the Madison Public Library in Madison, AL, on Saturday, March 14, 2026. Brick Galaxy Madison featured a wide array of MOCs and collaborative builds, with a town-train layout and moon base as our largest displays. Other builds represented historical scenes, a castle under siege, a futuristic city complete with lights and animated billboards, a battle at the X-Mansion, and many unique rockets, spaceships, and other standalone MOCs. To celebrate Pi Day, our builds included a special I-Spy activity for visitors: characters from the Spiderverse appeared in displays holding cream pies or pizza pies. Children were very enthusiastic about tracking down every character! We also ran Minecraft-themed building sessions for children ages 6-12 throughout the day. 16 members of TNVLC from both the Huntsville and Nashville chapters supported this event. Madison Public Library has already expressed interest in having us back, so look for more TNVLC events there in the future!

TNVLC participated in an event hosted by the Fort Campbell community office for National LEGO day on February 4, 2026. This event included a pre-built LEGO contest and a LEGO brick party for all participants. There were seven entries in the prebuilt LEGO contest, and the Fort Campbell community office posted the entries on their Facebook page to allow the community to pick the winners. The brick party consisted of a build contest with random criteria for the winners. All winners were presented with LEGO gifts provided by the Fort Campbell community office. At the end of the event, each participant had received at least one prize. We were asked to award a "Critic's Choice" award, and the winning build can be seen to the left. We are thankful for the opportunity to celebrate National LEGO Day with the Fort Campbell community this year!