How BrickLink Began. Daniel Jezek and the Marketplace That Changed LEGO Reselling
BrickLink began as Daniel Jezek’s answer to a practical problem with online LEGO parts selling. Within a year, BrickBay had grown into a marketplace that was reshaping the secondary market.
Bolton Brick Show Debuts Today. A New Local LEGO Fan Event in England
Bolton hosts its first Brick Show today, with Northern Brickworks bringing fan builds, activities, competitions and traders to a new local AFOL event.
Skærbæk Fan Weekend. How a Small Danish Town Became a Global LEGO Fan Gathering
Skærbæk Fan Weekend grew out of LEGO Fan Weekend but is now an independent fan-run event. Here’s how a small Danish town became a meeting point for more than 1,000 AFOLs.
Fan Creator Summit 2026: LEGO Is Rewriting How It Works with Fan Media and Creators
Fan Creator Summit 2026 replaces the old Fan Media Days model and fits into LEGO’s wider shift toward Fan CoLab. We look at what the change means for creators, access, disclosure and editorial independence.
A Light Saturday Feature: What LEGO Fans Are Doing Around the World Today
On September 19, LEGO fans around the world are meeting at shows, running trains, displaying MOCs, joining build challenges and simply building together. Here’s a light Saturday snapshot of LEGO as a social hobby.
20 Years of LEGO Modular Buildings: How Café Corner Changed Adult Building
Café Corner 10182 launched more than a building series. We look at how Modular Buildings created a city-building ecosystem, shaped adult collecting and became part of global AFOL culture over 20 years.