Brick Van at The Block
LEGO play. Anywhere.
The Brick Van rolls into The Block in Silverthorne on Saturday, November 28 — an afternoon of hands-on LEGO building, racing, and play that supports the Frisco Elementary STEM Lab.
No tickets online. Admission and activities are purchased at the event, at the door — just show up between noon and 6:00 PM.
Pay at the door — no tickets to buy ahead.
There is no online ticketing and no advance purchase for this event. Admission is $15 for the first child and $9 for each additional child, paid at the event when you arrive. Optional extra activities and drinks are also purchased on site. Come any time during event hours and stay as long as you like.
Three ways to build, race & bash.
Your child’s admission covers all three of The Brick Van’s main attractions, all afternoon long.
The Brickyard Racetrack
Build LEGO vehicles to race down a pinewood derby-style track — then rebuild, tweak, and race again.
Build & Bash
Build a LEGO tower to the sky — and then knock it down with the wrecking ball. The taller, the better the crash.
Group Build & Open Play
Tons of LEGO will be available for creative building and play during the whole event. Dream it, build it, show it off.
Additional activities, available for purchase.
Want a souvenir of the day? These extras are available at the event, in addition to admission — and half of what you spend on them goes to the STEM Lab, too.
LEGO ornament building
Build a LEGO ornament to take home — a keepsake for your tree, made brick by brick.
Available for purchaseBuild your own LEGO minifigure
Pick the pieces and create a one-of-a-kind minifigure that’s all yours to keep.
Available for purchaseLEGO gift shop
Browse LEGO sets and gifts at the event shop — handy for holiday lists.
Available for purchaseDrinks
Drinks will be available for purchase during the event, so builders can refuel.
Available for purchaseAn afternoon of play that buys new robots.
This isn’t just a play day — it’s a fundraiser for hands-on learning at Frisco Elementary. One third of entrance fees and 50% of additional-activity sales will go to Mrs. Okes in the STEM Lab to purchase new robots for our students.
Every racer built, every tower bashed, and every minifigure made helps put new robots in the hands of Frisco Elementary students. Thank you for building with us.
Spread the word
Tell a Panther family, a neighbor, or a friend. Share the flyers below — there’s one in English and one in Spanish — and we’ll see you at The Block.
The flyers — in English and Spanish.
Print one for the fridge or send one to a friend. Tap a flyer to view it full size.
