Resources

AshnFlash (YouTube Channel) LEGO news, set reviews, Top 10’s, Custom Minifigure Mondays, comparison videos, the occasional streams and of course – Custom Minifigure Series
BrickinNick (Twitch Channel) Creative LEGO Builder & Broadcaster on Twitch broadcasting live 4 days a week.
MB Bricks (YouTube Channel) YouTube content creator featuring MOCs (especially fantasy/castle, LOTR, and Jurassic Park/World), LEGO hauls and tutorials!
SwiftBricks (YouTube Channel) A huge Harry Potter, Stranger Things and Star Wars fan, and run the LEGO YouTube channel SwiftBricks.
TheHiddenBlade01 (YouTube Channel) YouTube content creator focused on everything LEGO Gaming, but also makes videos/community posts showcasing upcoming sets, minifigures and more!

Mid Island Brick Fest (October) – a free family event in Nanaimo, BC hosted by MILUG and featuring a large LEGO exhibition and a variety of hands-on activity stations
BrickCan (April) – largest LEGO convention and public exhibition in Western Canada, held in Vancouver, BC (Recognized AFOL Networking Event)
Northern Bricks (May) – Edmonton’s premier LEGO convention hosted by NALUG
Brickspo (July) – LEGO showcase held in Moose Jaw, SK hosted by SLUG and featuring talented builders from many LEGO User Groups across Western Canada
Bricks in the Six (November) – largest LEGO convention and public exhibition in Eastern Canada, held in Toronto, ON
Brickomanie (August) – three days full of creativity, fun, and incredible LEGO brick creations, held in Laval, QC (just north of Montreal)
Bricksplosion (August) – Atlantic Canada’s #1 LEGO fan event taking place in Halifax, NS

BrickCon – massive LEGO convention and public exhibition in Seattle, WA (Recognized AFOL Networking Event)
Bricks Cascade – LEGO convention and public exhibition in Portland, OR
BrickSlopes – LEGO Fan Event Public EXPO in Sandy, Utah (Recognized AFOL Networking Event)

LEGO Ambassador Network – Find LEGO Groups, Events and Community Information
LEGO Glossary – The Brothers Brick hosts a great glossary on all the LEGO terms and acronyms you’ve always wondered about
First LEGO League (Canada) – Introduces science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) to children ages 4-14 through fun, exciting hands-on learning

Fallout Shelter – Modular stackable rooms developed by VLC. The concept is based on the video game Fallout Shelter.
Micropolis Standard – Microscale city specifications developed by TwinLUG. Micropolis is a common sub-theme at LEGO conventions around the world.
Minifigure Habitats – Small stackable scenes based on a minifigure. General template; MILUG example; The Rambling Brick contest examples – Hero contest, Series 19, Disney.
MILS: Modular integrated Landscaping System – Specification to build modules to create large dioramas. Additional instructions can be found in this BrickNerd blog.

Bram’s Sphere Generator – Instructions on how to build different sized spheres out of LEGO.
Brick Architect – Great articles offering a unique perspective on various LEGO topics including organizing your LEGO collection. Offers LEGO Brick Labels and a LEGO Storage Guide.
Brick Economy – A comprehensive guide to LEGO economics, market values and trends.
Brickonize – An image search app that recognizes a single LEGO part, minifigure or set (currently in beta).
Brickset – Database of LEGO products, track your collection, and read reviews.
Instructions – Look up instructions for LEGO sets.
JK Brickworks – Specialize in bringing bricks to life. The website includes instructions for various models created by JK Brickworks. There is also an associated a Facebook page with tips and tutorials and a YouTube channel.
Lego Art Remix – Create your own LEGO mosaic’s. Upload images, select colour palette’s and make other adjustments.
L-Gage – Information resource for the LEGO® model train community.
Rebrickable – Find out which LEGO sets you can build from the sets and parts you already own.
Yoshihito Isogawa – Facebook page with helpful tips and tutorials on how to add movement to your MOCs.

LEGO – LEGO Shop online is a great place to buy sets, replacement parts, bulks parts, and other LEGO related merchandise
Bricker King – Canadian online store that sells new and used LEGO sets, minifigures and parts (can also be found on BrickLink).
BrickLink – Marketplace and catalogue for genuine LEGO products
Brick Owl – Marketplace to buy and sell LEGO Parts, Minifigures and Sets
Rebrickable – Purchase instructions for MOCs created by other builders.

eclipseGRAFX (USA) – custom printed LEGO
Million Print Designs (Canada) – custom printing on LEGO bricks, vinyl cling and stickers
Minifigs.me (UK) – custom minifigure printing

Brick Central – Community for LEGO photographers.
BrickNerd – Hub for all things LEGO and the LEGO Community. Wide variety of articles from many different contributors around the world. They also have a monthly update of LEGO related contests from around the LEGO community.
Eurobricks – Probably the largest and most active LEGO forum.
Minimal Bricks – An inclusive LEGO blog focussing on what AFOLs and new LEGO hobbyists can do with small sets and smaller collections.
New Elementary – Blog with a focus on new parts.
The Rambling Brick – Blog that highlights various aspects of the LEGO hobby. Based in Australia.
Swooshable – Collection of resources, tutorials, tools, and community news.
The Brothers Brick – Blog that highlights awesome MOCs built by AFOLs from all over the world. They also feature LEGO related news and set reviews.
Tips & Bricks – Blog with a focus on building techniques. Their website offers free handbooks.
True North Bricks – Canadian LEGO blog with weekly posts about LEGO deals in Canada. Reveals and reviews also include the retail price in Canadian dollars unlike many other blogs.
Women’s Brick Initiative – a global group (website and social media) dedicated to inspiring girls and women to build with LEGO.

Bits N’ Bricks Podcast – An official LEGO® Games podcast
Blocks (magazine) – Covers official LEGO sets, MOCs, and all LEGO related news. Offers a monthly technique guide.
HispaBrick Magazine – Coverage of the global LEGO community (offers a Spanish and English edition)