We’re excited to announce that Wyndham Brickfest is back for 2026, returning to the Library building at Hoppers Crossing Secondary College on Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 June 2026.
This year’s event will once again bring together incredible LEGO® creations from builders across our community and beyond. It’s a celebration of imagination, creativity, and connection — all while raising funds for Children’s Health initiatives in the City of Wyndham.
Last year, thanks to the generosity of our community, we donated $7,000 to the Wyndham Health Foundation, supporting the purchase of a specialised trolley for the Neonatal Unit at Werribee Mercy Hospital. In 2026, we’re aiming even higher.
Want to Enter a Build?
We welcome builders of all ages and experience levels.
Simply CLICK HERE, choose your category, and complete the entry form.
Whether it’s your first time or your fifth, we encourage everyone to get involved and express their creativity.
Activities and Attractions
Alongside the exhibition, visitors can enjoy a range of hands‑on fun, including:
Quick Build Competition
Free Play LEGO® Pit
Remote‑Controlled Obstacle Course
Virtual LEGO® Car Racing
There’s something for every age and every level of LEGO® enthusiasm.
Tickets
Entry tickets will be held at 2025 prices until 18 June 2026.
After this date, new pricing will apply.
To purchase your entry tickets and activity tokens online, please CLICK HERE.
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Our Goal For 2026
Building Comfort for Local Children
This year, Wyndham Brickfest is proud to be raising funds for the Wyndham Health Foundation to help support the purchase of a TOM 2 children’s cot for local young patients.
The TOM 2 is a specialised paediatric hospital cot designed to provide comfort, safety, and easier access for medical staff caring for children. It features fully electric positioning, advanced safety systems, adjustable height settings, and protective telescopic side rails; helping create a safer and more comforting environment for children during hospital stays.
Our goal is to raise at least $7,000 to help the Wyndham Health Foundation purchase at least one TOM 2 cot for our local community. Any additional funds raised will go toward important accessories and equipment for the cot, helping even more children receive the care and comfort they deserve.
Every ticket purchased, every donation made, and every person who supports Wyndham Brickfest is helping make a real difference for local families.
Together, we can help create happier stories for children in our community.
Join Wyndham Brickfest
We want to do more and have a bigger Wyndham Brickfest in 2026, click the button below to learn more:
Since 2019, Wyndham Brickfest has donated a total of $16,000 to the Mercy Health Foundation and Wyndham Health Foundation for the benefit of the Paediatric Ward at Werribee Mercy Hospital.
Welcome to our website.
We love Lego® and hope you do too.
You can view this site to: learn more about us, the event we hold called Wyndham Brickfest and what we have done in the past.
Building a Lego User Group in Wyndham
We will be restarting WynLUG in 2026, to learn more or to show your interest click the button below.
Wyndham Brickfest 2024
Wyndham Brickfest 2024 was held on Saturday 29 to Sunday 30 June 2024
We were joined by Gabby and Kale from Lego Masters and had a hoot looking at all the fantastic builds, participating in Lego builds and racing on an obstacle course using a remote-controlled Lego car or racing a virtual Lego car.
We raised $5,000 for the Wyndham Health Foundation to be applied to a new birthing bed at Werribee Mercy Hospital.
Click here to see photos from Wyndham Brickfest 2024>>>
Wyndham Brickfest 2023
When: Saturday 24 to Sunday 25 June 2023
Where: Hoppers Crossing Secondary College (Library Building)
Supporting Wyndham Health Foundation to purchase a Smileyscope so children at Werribee Mercy Hospital can receive medical care with reduced use of sedatives.
