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Thought I would post this post this though Lego is spelled with 2 g’s better not be a fake Lego event.
Looks like a church support activity.
Here’s the actual event link on the church website.
Wonder if they are planning to build it in real time since apparently they are asking church members to buy brick for the event.
I wonder if it’s similar to what they were doing in DC a few years ago? https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/kidspost/at-washington-national-cathedral-another-church-is-rising–out-of-500000-legos/2019/04/22/ff10e842-563d-11e9-814f-e2f46684196e_story.html
I was at the mall and saw a sign for this. I tried the website and got no results. On the sign I did not see any church site.
If you follow the church links they also send you to buy bricks as stated. That sends you to Amazon and some knockoff company for bricks. So….that may be where the extra “g” in their “Leggo” comes from.
This link
said, “these are not the bricks you are looking for.”
Still wondering about the second G?
Hint: it’s almost Easter.
L EGG O
HUNT🤦♀️
That was my thought. EGG play on words. But then also thought it’s probably fake Lego. Didn’t they use emmet thou.
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