If your child can happily disappear into a box of LEGO for an hour, Woodford Halse Community Library has a very easy Saturday morning activity this January.
The library’s Children’s LEGO Club takes place on Saturday 16th January 2027 from 10.30am to 11.30am, giving children aged 5 to 11 the chance to build, create and use their imagination in a supervised session.
Best of all, there is no need to bring a suitcase full of bricks from home.
The LEGO is provided.
Event Details
Date: Saturday 16th January 2027
Time: 10.30am to 11.30am
Venue: Woodford Halse Community Library
Address: Village Hall, School Street, Woodford Halse, NN11 3RL
Ages: 5 to 11
Format: Supervised monthly session
LEGO: Provided
Under 8s: Must be accompanied by an adult
An hour to build something brilliant
The idea is refreshingly straightforward.
Children have an hour to build, experiment and create using LEGO provided by the library.
There is no complicated kit list and no need for previous experience.
They can simply turn up ready to build.
For children who enjoy making things, solving little design problems or inventing increasingly ambitious LEGO creations, it is a relaxed way to spend part of a Saturday morning.
Designed for children aged 5 to 11
The session is specifically aimed at children aged 5 to 11.
West Northamptonshire Council describes the LEGO Club as a supervised monthly session, making it a regular activity rather than a one-off event.
Children under the age of eight must be accompanied by an adult.
That makes the club particularly useful for families in Woodford Halse, Byfield and the surrounding villages looking for something simple and local to do at the weekend.
You do not need to bring LEGO
The library provides the LEGO for the session.
That is good news for parents who have no intention of carrying several tubs of tiny plastic bricks through the village on a Saturday morning.
Children can simply arrive and get building.
Too much to bring with you?
If you have a larger collection, Hansons also offers free home-visit valuations.
The auction house says this option is available where someone has more than 25 items, or where an object is too large or awkward to bring to a valuation day.
That may be useful for larger collections, house clearances or sizeable pieces of furniture and art.
Do you need to book?
The official event listing does not currently state that advance booking is required.
The session is listed as a supervised monthly activity at Woodford Halse Community Library.
If you are travelling specifically for the LEGO Club, it is sensible to check with the library beforehand in case capacity arrangements change.
Parking and accessibility
The library does not have its own designated car park.
West Northamptonshire Council advises that there are 10 free parking spaces at Dryden Hall, which is adjacent to the library.
The library is wheelchair accessible and has public toilets with baby-changing facilities and accessible provision.
Discover more local events
Village libraries often do far more than lend books.
From children’s clubs and craft sessions to talks, community groups and seasonal activities, we enjoy sharing the smaller local events that are genuinely useful for families around Woodford Halse, Byfield and the wider Daventry area.
Keep an eye on the Campbells community events pages for more local events throughout 2027.
