Category Archives: VLC shows

Are you a train enthusiast? If you aren’t, chances are you know someone who is. Welcome to Metro Vancouver’s biggest train show ever! It’s held in Greater Vancouver (BC) at the Pacific National Exhibition’s Forum Building November 5th and 6th … Continue reading →

Thank you so much for your support of the Make A Wish BC & Yukon Canada Foundation at this year’s Festival of Lights 2016 at Van Dusen Gardens.  With over 110,000 of you coming out to see the million points … Continue reading →

We’re back at Vancouver’s Mini-Maker Faire at the PNE this weekend, June 6th and 7th.  Another opportunity for the Lower Mainland to see what we do with LEGO bricks. If you’ve actually been monitoring the VMMF site, you’ll see that … Continue reading →

You may have been thinking to yourself, that it’s been a bit quiet around here.   And you would be right, but thing have been hopping backstage with three different displays/events in the next week. Opening today is LEGO: A Fraser … Continue reading →

Two years ago, the BC & Yukon Make A Wish Foundation reached out to the VLC to help build a display that would attract more people to the Van Dusen Gardens Festival of Lights. Years ago my five year old … Continue reading →

Thanks so much for all who took the time to come out to Vancouver Mini-Maker Faire.  And thanks to the organizers for putting on a great event and providing with us with a great space to show off our creations. … Continue reading →

  Did you miss seeing our display at Vancouver Mini-Maker Faire?  Well, come out and see us at the Vancouver Art Gallery this weekend, June 21st and 22nd. For the past year, members of the Vancouver LEGO Club have been … Continue reading →

So did you have what it takes to get one of the coveted Vancouver LEGO Club Science World After Dark medals?  Well, for bragging rights, we’re posting the Leaderboards for the Events held at last week’s Bricks and Drinks Part … Continue reading →

I missed posting about this earlier, but it’s a great blog entry for our recently closed Britannia Mining Museum.  It’s been lifted from their blog which can be found here. http://www.bcmm.ca/Blog/why-lego What Does Lego Have to do with Mining? Posted … Continue reading →