CSRA Brick Con in Augusta, Georgia, drew Lego fans of all ages to showcase intricate builds and spark creativity. Hosted by Michael Dominy, the event featured displays from builders like retired engineer Mark Lorah, who recreates local landmarks such as Augusta National, Sacred Heart, and the Imperial Theater. Families like Diana Cogburn’s returned for the second year, drawn by their kids’ passion for the bricks.
Key Highlights
- Mark Lorah’s Builds: Started with modular village models, expanded to historic Augusta sites for the local museum. He views Lego as a tool to inspire future engineers.
- Michael Dominy’s Vision: Emphasizes Lego’s timeless appeal across generations, fostering idea-sharing and public enjoyment.
- Family Appeal: Attendees like Cogburn highlight how it engages kids who “play with Legos all day long,” turning hobbies into shared experiences.
Future Events
The convention heads to Columbia, South Carolina, on March 21-22, 2026—venue TBD. This aligns with regional community events in the CSRA (Central Savannah River Area), perfect for Lowcountry-adjacent interests in family-friendly gatherings.
Sounds like a fun, imaginative outing! Are you planning to attend the Columbia event, or interested in similar Lego cons near Panipat or in Haryana?
