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Owen Grace and I are doing a large LEGO display at the Natural History Museum in
Halifax (Summer St. - across from the hospital) starting this weekend (November
17) and running through January 2, 2019. I've got town and train stuff, and
Owen is bringing his town/train stuff that he previously used for his display at
the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic Christmas display (not happening this year)
a well as some other stuff.
Hours
Monday 9 am - 5 pm
Tuesday 9 am - 5 pm
Wednesday 9 am - 8 pm
Thursday 9 am - 5 pm
Friday 9 am - 5 pm
Saturday 9 am - 5 pm
Sunday 9 am - 5 pm
Closed Dec 24-26, Jan 1.
Admission
Adult - $6.30
Child - $4.05
Senior - $5.70
Student – $5.25
Family A - $17.95 (2 adults and children under 17)
Family B - $12.50 (1 adults and children under 17)
Annual Pass
Adult $17.95
Family $42.50
The window display from Mills will also be on display at the museum.
I'll be there the first and last weekend, and a couple of days a week otherwise.
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I'll be there with a 5' x 8' LEGO town/train layout.
Windsor Model Railroad and Hobby Show
Saturday August 26, 2017
Windsor Community Centre
78 Thomas Street, Windsor NS
9 am - 4 pm
Admission:
Adults $5
Children (Age 5+) $3
Under 5 Years Free
Gail Meagher
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I'll be doing a small (5' x 6') LEGO town/train display at Scott Manor house in
Bedford from Monday July 17 through Sunday July 23. My display will be open to
the public daily from 1 pm to 4 pm, and Tuesday from 1 until 8 pm.
I've been busy trying to build some Bedford themed stuff, including the Scott
Manor House, Chickenburger, Esquire Restaurant, Battered Fish, and the large
100+ year old rhodie by Prince Edward Estates.
Gail Meagher
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I'll have a 6' by 14' layout at the VIA station in Halifax this Saturday, April
29th, 9 am to 4 pm. Admission is free, but parking can be problematic,
There will be first responders (fire, ambulance), a VIA train, and other layouts
and booths, including Operation Lifesaver. It is a cool event for kids and rail
fans.
I'd hoped to do another display at the Halifax Central Library this summer, but
the only space they offered me is very near the coffee shop on the main level.
As I have a sensitivity to coffee odours (throat swells shut after awhile), this
wasn't acceptable.
Gail Meagher
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As part of Open City, admission on Saturday May 7th is free! 10am-5pm!
As well, the sponsor, group M5, is paying for the first 250 panels built. Come
down and help us build a pretty picture.
Gail Meagher
In lugnet.loc.ca.ns.hal, “Gail Meagher” 685721@ican.net wrote:
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Check out the Discovery Centre’s twitter feed for in progress pictures:
If you want to help build, but don’t want to pay the admission fee for the
Discovery Centre, you can buy a ‘tile’ or tiles (a 6x6 plate plus the 36 1x1
plates with instructions) at the front desk and take it away to build it.
Just bring it back! Only $5 each. Right now they are selling tiles from
section One at the front desk, the top left corner. If you remember the code
on the bottom of your instructions, you can find your tile in the finished
picture easily for section one. Letters along the horizontal, numbers are
vertical.
In lugnet.loc.ca.ns.hal, “Gail Meagher” 685721@ican.net wrote:
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http://thediscoverycentre.ca/explore/special-events
The Discovery Centre is bringing in Robin Sather
(who helped me get in on the find of the decade back in the mid 90s) to help
build Canada’s largest LEGO® Mosaic Wall. All proceeds from this event will
go towards the New Discovery Centre (scheduled to open later this year).
March 30th 5:00 – 8:00 pm
It will continue (without Robin, but with myself and NovaLUG people)
weekends in April.
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