Whatcom Museum hosts second annual LEGO competition

Bellingham, WALocal News

The Whatcom Museum in Bellingham, WA, is gearing up for its second annual LEGO competition, a vibrant showcase of creativity and artistic expression. This year's theme, "masterpieces," encourages participants to craft builds inspired by cherished artworks or the extraordinary aspects of daily life. Registration is open until April 18, catering to a diverse range of ages with three categories: children and families, teens, and adults. Contestants must ensure their creations are submitted to the museum by April 19, just in time for the judging panel. Local LEGO aficionados Brad Bergman and Mike Tarrant will serve as judges, bringing their expertise to the evaluation process.

The excitement culminates in the announcement of winners during the museum's Free First Friday event on May 2, an opportunity for community members to celebrate art and innovation. This competition not only highlights the talent within Bellingham but also strengthens community bonds through shared creative experiences. For further details, interested participants can visit the Whatcom Museum's official website.

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