A Bar Made Entirely Of Legos, The Brick Bar, Is Coming To Cincinnati
Pop-up events are a regular thing in Cincinnati now and we’ve seen it all. From real life Mario Kart to the largest bounce house in America, the Queen City is the place to be for unique fun. If you love these one-of-a-kind gatherings, then be sure to check out The Brick Bar in Cincinnati. This bar and space is made of Legos, includes all things Legos, and is perfect for a fun-filled night out. The Brick Bar is coming to Cincinnati in early November and you’ll want to get your tickets now!
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We like to have all sorts of fun in our city and we also seem to enjoy a nostalgic trip down memory lane.
And when you think of childhood, who doesn't think of playing with Legos?! The Brick Bar recognizes this universal love for these tiny little blocks (or bricks) and that's why their events have been so popular.
The Brick Bar arrives in Cincinnati November 8th and 9th and is one of the first events in the U.S.
Internationally, these events have sold out quickly and a recent Brick Bar in NYC also attracted many fun-loving Lego lovers. The Cincy version of The Brick Bar will be held at The American Sign Museum in Camp Washington.
The Brick Bar is no ordinary bar, or event for that matter.
Over one million Legos will create a space where you can dance to music, enjoy a drink, and of course, play with Legos! There will be structures and decor made entirely out of Legos and also plenty of them throughout the bar for you to build your own creation.
Be prepared for whimsy and a lot of color at The Brick Bar as you sip on a specialty cocktail from a Lego-shaped cup.
With the purchase of a ticket, you'll have a 90-minute time frame to hang out in the bar, enjoy the drinks, and all of the fun activities and setups throughout the event.
Don't forget your camera (AKA, your phone), because there will be an abundance of share-worthy photo ops.
Take a picture with a Lego fountain and other impressive structures made entirely out of these bricks. And don't forget to build your best Lego creation and try and win a prize.
Another must-try feature is the ping pong table made from 22,500 Legos!
The entire experience is like a playland for adults and every bit of your childhood nostalgia will love it. The event is for the 21 and up crowd, so if you have kids it's your chance to play with Legos without the risk of them breaking them up. And you also don't have to clean up the mess!
Tickets for The Brick Bar in Cincinnati are available now and if you're interested, you should act fast. They range from $15-$25, depending on which time and date you choose.
This classic toy turned pop-up bar will arrive in Cincinnati soon and you'll want to be sure to be a part of the Lego fun.
Take a look at this YouTube video from user JAMES FARRELL to see what to expect at The Brick Bar in Cincinnati:
The Brick Bar in Cincinnati is sure to be a favorite event this year. Relive your childhood with a million of these tiny blocks, hang out with friends, and enjoy this one-of-a-kind event in the Queen City. Will you attend The Brick Bar in Cincinnati? Tag your friends who are always up for a unique and good time!
For more information on The Brick Bar and to purchase tickets (they may sell out!), visit the Cincy site here and learn more about the event on its site here. You can also see more pictures and learn more on The Brick Bar’s Facebook page here.
And if you’re looking for a toy store in Cincinnati where you can start your Lego collection all over again, check out our previous article here.
A Cincinnati native who has lived in Kentucky for over 10 years, Andrea's heart belongs both in the Queen City and the Bluegrass State. After earning an education degree and working in that field for a number of years, Andrea began to pursue her passion for writing over 6 years ago. Since then she has written for a number of print and online publications, as well as published a children's book.
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