
In just under 2 weeks, the Melbourne Brickshow returns to the Coburg Town Hall. Held on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 September 2026, the family-friendly event will bring together talented builders from across Melbourne and beyond, showcasing everything from sprawling cityscapes and spacecraft to castles, intricate models and working contraptions.
Hosted by MUGS, the Melbourne LEGO User Group, the volunteer-run exhibition celebrates the creativity, skill and imagination of the local building community.
Every creation on display has been designed and built by fans, with some involving tens of thousands of individual bricks and hundreds of hours of work.
Following a hugely popular debut, the 2026 Melbourne Brick Show will be bigger, with more builders, more displays and more opportunities for visitors of all ages to get involved through interactive activities and dedicated play zones.

“There’s a real magic when a kid(aged 4-99) realises that these world-class builds came from someone’s garage just down the road from them!” said Dylan Mercer of MUGS.
“That is what this show is about. It is about creativity you can see up close, people sharing what they love and visitors walking away inspired by what is possible when imagination meets thousands of tiny bricks.”
For the builders themselves, the creations can represent months, and sometimes years, of planning, problem-solving and painstaking work.

“I spent more than 400 hours over the course of an entire year, and used 80,000 bricks, bringing this build to life. I started with choosing my colour palette – focussing on neutral colours for the landscape, contrasting with vibrant pink and green for the architecture. Brick by brick, it becomes something far bigger and more elaborate than you first imagined. The best part is seeing people stop, look closer and discover all the tiny details. To final see it on display in front of thousands of people is an incredible feeling,” said Eve Sellars, creator of Steampink.
With tickets starting from just $5 and a family pass priced at $25, the Melbourne Brick Show offers an affordable weekend experience for families, passionate builders and anyone fascinated by creativity, design and the extraordinary things that can be built one brick at a time.
EVENT DETAILS
What: Melbourne Brick Show, a fan-built brick exhibition
Hosted by: MUGS, Melbourne LEGO User Group
When: Saturday 5 September 2026, 9.00am to 5.00pm, and Sunday 6 September 2026, 9.00am to 3.00pm
Where: Coburg Town Hall, 90 Bell Street, Coburg
Getting there: A short walk from Coburg Station on the Upfield line, with access via tram route 19
Tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/melbourne-brick-show-2026
Admission:
Children aged 0 to 3: Free
Children aged 4 to 16: $5
Adults: $10
Family Pass, including two adults and up to three children: $25
The Melbourne Brick Show is a family-friendly community event open to the public. Local communities, schools, scout groups, families and building enthusiasts of all ages are invited to celebrate creativity, imagination and the extraordinary things that can be created from simple bricks.

I love being able to attend an event in my home town, and it’s a great chance to catch up with friends at a home grown show, with a lot of great talent on display. I’ll have the Gardener on Display, before I head off to Denmark later in the month for the Skaerbaek Fan Weekend. Let me know if you’ll be there in the comments below.

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