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[Hapori Tohu]

No, not a magazine, but a physical club at the Joplin Public Library. The new program, which allows kids to play with an enormous collection of LEGO bricks once a month, has drawn as many as 70 participants. Sadly, perhaps maddeningly, it has included Mega Bloks in the provided bricks. Back on a happy note, Joplin's program isn't isolated. Pittsburg Public Library has recently started its own LEGO building sessions. You can read more about this awesome occurrence right over here.

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[Dual Matrix]

I love it how these children get the chance to develop their creativity, cause the owned pieces is always a limit to the true awesomeness of Lego.

[Takua Dragonstar7]

I wish I had that at my local library...lucky kids. Though it is a great opportunity for people to interact with each other.

[ignika527]

My public Library at Concord, NH has/used to have a club every other tuesday. I haven't gone for a few years (Age limit) but I think it still goes on.

[X-Ray]

This, I must say, is very, very cool. A fie on Mega Blocks, however.

 

X-Ray