Ponds Forge was transformed into a hub for LEGO enthusiasts as the Sheffield Brick Festival celebrated its ninth year.
The event, which forms part of a nationwide tour, brought together fans to compete in speed building challenges, admire large-scale models and take part in a variety of activities.
Visitors could browse stalls offering loose bricks, new and retired LEGO sets, minifigures and accessories.
A dedicated building area allowed attendees to get creative and construct their own designs.
The festival also provided a platform for builders to showcase their most impressive creations, while collectors searched for rare and sought-after sets.
The Sheffield Brick Festival continues to be a highlight for LEGO fans, offering a space to share their passion and enjoy hands-on fun with the iconic toy.

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Sheffield Brick Festival at Ponds Forge Leisure Centre Photo: Simon Hulme

2. Sheffield Brick Festival
The event for LEGO fans showed speed building competitions, large scale displays, activities, traders selling loose bricks, new LEGO sets, retired LEGO sets, minifigures & accessories plus a dedicated building area Photo: Simon Hulme

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Charlotte Langley is pictured with one of the Lego sets. Photo: Simon Hulme

4. Sheffield Brick Festival
Established in 2018, this celebration of all things LEGO is open to fans of all ages. Photo: Simon Hulme
