✍️ By Karalee Greer | WBN News – Kitsilano | May 3, 2025

LEGO®, derived from the Danish words "leg godt" meaning "play well," was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Christiansen. Over the decades, LEGO® has evolved from simple wooden toys to the iconic interlocking plastic bricks known worldwide today. These bricks have become a staple in fostering creativity and problem-solving skills among children and adults alike.

The iconic LEGO® wooden duck stands as a testament to the humble beginnings of the LEGO Group. Crafted in the 1930s by founder Ole Kirk Kristiansen, this pull-along toy was among the first products to bear the LEGO name. Lego Group History

This charming duck was designed with a unique feature: as it was pulled along, its beak would open and close, delighting children with its lifelike motion. Some versions even emitted a quacking sound, enhancing the interactive experience . The duck's design was both simple and functional, reflecting Kristiansen's commitment to quality craftsmanship during an era when resources were scarce.​Brothers Brick

The LEGO® Block Party at the Kitsilano Public Library

A delightful event designed for children in Grades K–7. Held on Monday, May 12, and Monday, May 26, 2025, this drop-in program offers young builders an opportunity to engage in creative play, fostering imagination and collaboration.​Vancouver Public Library+3Vancouver Public Library+3Vancouver Public Library+3

Event Details:

  • Dates & Time: Monday, May 12, and Monday, May 26, 2025, from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM.
  • Location: Kitsilano Branch, Vancouver Public Library.
  • Cost: Free of charge.
  • Registration: No registration required; it's a drop-in event.
  • Audience: Suitable for school-age children, specifically Grades K–7.​领英+6Vancouver Public Library+6Vancouver Public Library+6

During the Block Party, children can connect with peers and immerse themselves in a building bonanza using LEGO® bricks. The program emphasizes accessibility, ensuring that all Vancouver kids can participate fully and comfortably. For any specific support needs, participants are encouraged to contact the library's Children's Services

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