Children ages 5 to 12 can set aside an afternoon for building, imagining and playing when LEGO® Block Heads comes to the Wellington Branch Library on Tuesday, Nov. 17. The program runs from 2:30 to 4 p.m. in the Children’s Activity Room and invites young participants to use the library’s collection of LEGO® bricks.

The event is intentionally open-ended. Rather than following a single lesson or model, children can turn a table of bricks into a tower, a vehicle, a creature, a neighborhood or something entirely their own. That kind of creative play gives young builders room to test ideas, make adjustments and share a project with other children.

For parents and caregivers, the 90-minute library program is a simple after-school option that mixes hands-on activity with time away from a screen. No complicated preparation is listed; the official description centers on building and imaginative play with the materials provided.

Programs like this can also help children practice a few quiet skills without feeling like a formal class. Planning a structure, solving a design problem when it tips over, collaborating over shared pieces and explaining an idea to a new friend all happen naturally at a building table.

The Wellington Branch is at 1951 Royal Fern Drive. Families should check the library’s official listing before attending in case of any schedule changes.

There is no registration requirement listed on the event page, but families should still check the official listing close to the date for changes. The Children’s Activity Room at 1951 Royal Fern Drive will host the session.

Building activities are often as social as they are creative. A child may arrive intending to make one thing and leave after trying a neighbor’s idea, adding a new detail or collaborating on a larger shared design. The library’s invitation to “build, imagine and play” leaves room for all of those paths.

What: LEGO® Block Heads
When: Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2:30–4 p.m.
Where: Wellington Branch Library, Children’s Activity Room
Ages: 5–12