Flint Institute of Arts
4.13.2019
Photography By Kayce McClure
This event celebrates and encourages creative play. Kids in grades K-12 submitted original LEGO sculptures for display and judging in Isabel Hall, culminating with awards for Most Creative, Most Technically Challenging and Best in Show with prizes including Art School scholarships, gift cards, LEGO kits, and FIA Memberships. Selected works were exhibited in the Art School for the following week.
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