How to get FREE Lego this October half term 2023
Zoe Craig
Associate Editor (Local)Head to your local Lego store this OCTOBER HALF TERM for plenty of Lego-based fun, including some brilliant freebies
Exciting news for all Lego fans!
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Spooky Lego Make & Take events for Halloween
Lego stores across the UK will be running spooky Make & Take events for Halloween.
We recommend checking your local store on LEGO.com to check they’re participating in this special offer.
Join in the Lego Ghost Hunt, 23-31 Oct
The first event is a ghost hunt. Head to selected Lego stores, and you'll be able to collect a free, buildable mini Lego Ghost set.
The Ghost Hunt runs for much of October half term, from 23 until 31 October.
Don't miss out on the Make & Take Black Cat, 28-29 Oct
The second event is a special in-store Make & Take to build a Lego black cat.
Take your feline fans to a Lego store between 10am and 12pm on 28 October, or 12pm and 2pm on 29 October, and you can make this limited-editon pretty pussy cat to take home. (A limited quantity will be available and will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.)
There's Lego fun to be found online too
Can't get to a Lego store? There's Halloween Lego fun to be found on the website here.
Lego Diwali Make & Take event
Next month some Lego stores are running a Diwali Make & Take event.
Head to your local Lego shop and you can collect a free buildable Lego Rangoli pattern and you’ll be able to take your build home with you.
The Make & Take event takes place in stores on 4 November between 10am-12noon and on 5 November between 12noon and 2pm.
The colourful build is available on a first come first served basis while stocks last and is limited to 1 model per person.
If you can't get to a Lego store, there are instructions on how to create a festive symbol of Diwali that the whole family can build together using Lego bricks and elements you have at home. Find inspiration with Lego's free building instructions here.
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