Category Archives: Front Page News

This past weekend the VLC attended the Family Farm Day at London Heritage Farm. Participants were encouraged to visit the VLC bee building station to add a bee to a beehive! This all day event also saw people connect with … Continue reading →

Paul Hetherington is an award winning LEGO artist. His building style is known around the world for it’s fun storytelling, building techniques and masterful use of colors. Paul’s work has been featured in books, magazines, online blogs and news stories. … Continue reading →

This past weekend VLC was at the Scandinavian Midsummer Festival in Burnaby. Here we had a city layout for people to see including some pop-culture build and builds on landmarks in the Lower Mainland. Can you spot them?

This years winner of the Dean Lovell Award for an outstanding MOC was won by John N for his Vancouver Fireboat #2 build

Every year the VLC nominates the builds of our members to receive the Dean Lovell award for an outstanding MOC created in the previous year. This award recognizes a great VLC builder who passed many years ago and was created … Continue reading →

Hello VLC Readers! I’m Sean, our new publicist, what does that mean you ask? It means that going forward we’re going to be a lot more active here showcasing what is happening within the VLC, our previous shows, upcoming events, … Continue reading →

It’s the time of year where the VLC donates LEGO to the Surrey Christmas Bureau. Led by Andrew Delbaere @fraservalleybricks, $3737 of LEGO and an additional $360 in cash donations was donated this year. This is more than double last … Continue reading →

From the VLC’s June meeting, the month’s meeting contest was to build something that is smaller than minifig scale. Included in the gallery; a seaside village from Heidi; Godzilla attack from Joanne; LACMA from Jayleen; a fighter jet, microscale MILS … Continue reading →

Neil’s Great Ball Contraption really is the greatest. Neil’s “The Carrot Patch” won the Best of Show Award at San Francisco’s Bricks by the Bay 2021 in June. Click the video below to see how it operates.