Scotland's 33 listings are mostly a library story: Inverclyde runs seven branch clubs, Midlothian six, and the Scottish Borders four more at Eyemouth, Galashiels, Hawick and Peebles, with Aberdeenshire Libraries and OnFife's Kids' Dens listed at network level rather than branch by branch. Those are children's sessions on a fixed slot — Danderhall Thursdays at 3.30pm, Gourock Saturdays at 11am in term time, Hawick on the first Friday of the month. Adult builders have four options: Tartan LUG, Scotland's only Recognized LEGO User Group; Brick M8, the non-profit umbrella behind Edinbrick; the monthly Edinburgh AFOL Nights that Brick M8 runs; and the Leith LEGO Group for Adults at the Duncan Place hub. Sycamore House in Livingston runs Friday sessions specifically for children with additional support needs.
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The Aberdeenshire Library Service runs a number of Lego Clubs throughout the county, open to all children who love playing and creating with Lego; sessions booked through the Live Life Aberdeenshire booking system.
A generic LEGO build-and-play club for children held periodically on Tuesday afternoons at Alexandria Library, organised by West Dunbartonshire Libraries' Learning Development team.
Recurring Friday Lego sessions for children with additional support needs (ASN) at Sycamore House, Livingston; 17+ further dated sessions listed on Eventbrite as of Aug 2026.
Social club bringing LEGO enthusiasts together 'for creative fun in a social atmosphere' in Bannockburn near Stirling. CAUTION: audience (adult vs family) and current activity level unconfirmed - Eventbrite organiser page gives no venue, schedule or recent event dates. Verify before publishing.
Non-profit umbrella group of Scottish AFOLs running LEGO display shows across the Central Belt, including Edinbrick, Braw Brick and Brick M8 @ Summerlee, plus Edinburgh AFOL nights. States it is not affiliated with The LEGO Group.
Drop-in Lego Club for 6-11 year olds in the Craft Room of Edinburgh's Central Children's Library. Under-8s must have a parent/carer stay in the Children's Library.
A recurring Lego building club for children held at Clydebank Central Library, confirmed via Eventbrite listing for a Wednesday 3:30-4:15pm session.
Recurring Monday after-school 'Crafts, games and Lego' session at Westerton Library, Bearsden (East Dunbartonshire, just outside Glasgow). Mixed-activity club in which Lego is a named core activity.
Weekly LEGO club challenges for 6-12 year olds at Danderhall Library, part of Midlothian Libraries' network. Under-8s accompanied by an adult.
Weekly community-centre Lego club for primary children (P1-P5) with free build time and structured challenges encouraging teamwork, sharing and problem solving.
Informal monthly evening gathering for adult fans of LEGO in central Edinburgh, run under the Brick M8 umbrella (organisers of Edinbrick). Open to all LEGO fans; social format rather than formal club. 2026 dates confirmed on the Tartan LUG events calendar.
Fortnightly drop-in Lego sessions for ages 5-11 at Eyemouth Library, part of Live Borders' library Lego programme.
Drop-in Lego and Duplo sessions for ages 5-11 (Duplo under 5s) run as part of Live Borders' recurring library Lego programme.
Weekly LEGO club for 6-12 year olds at Gorebridge Library, part of Midlothian Libraries' network.
Weekly term-time Lego club at Gourock Library, part of Inverclyde Libraries' network.
Weekly term-time Lego (ages 5+) and Duplo (18 months+) sessions at Greenock Central Library, part of Inverclyde Libraries' network.
Weekly term-time Lego club (ages 5+) at Greenock South West Library, part of Inverclyde Libraries' Lego and Duplo club network. Under-8s accompanied by an adult.
Regular Live Borders library Lego sessions for ages 5-11 (Duplo for under-5s), run as drop-in sessions on the first Friday of the month.
Free 'Lego Club' afternoon building session (Thursday 3:30-5pm) at Heathhall Community Centre on the edge of Dumfries — the first verifiable non-Facebook Lego club listing found in Dumfries and Galloway. FLAG: only a single dated session (13 Aug 2026) was visible on Eventbrite, so recurrence is unconfirmed; re-check before publishing.
Weekly term-time Lego Classic (ages 5+) and Duplo (18 months+) drop-in clubs across Inverclyde libraries, with extra sessions in school holidays. Under-8s accompanied by an adult. Schedule: weekly during term time: Greenock South West Thu 3.30-4.30pm; Greenock Central & Kilmacolm Thu 5-6pm; Greenock Central, Gourock & Port Glasgow Sat 11am-12pm; Inverkip & Wemyss Bay Sat 10-11am (Lego 5+) and 11am-12pm (Duplo 18m+)
Weekly Lego club at Inverkip Library, part of Inverclyde Libraries' network.
Free LEGO club for children aged 4-12 at Inverness Library, run by High Life Highland; booking required and children must be accompanied by an adult.
Weekly term-time Lego club at Kilmacolm Library, part of Inverclyde Libraries' Lego and Duplo club network.
Weekly LEGO club for 6-12 year olds at Lasswade Library, part of Midlothian Libraries' network.
Monthly social LEGO group for adults (16+) of all skill levels, hosted by the Duncan Place community hub in Leith. Relaxed, friendly setting; active with multiple recurring dates listed on Eventbrite.
Weekly LEGO club for 6-12 year olds at Loanhead Library, part of Midlothian Libraries' network.
Weekly LEGO club challenges for 6-12 year olds across Midlothian libraries - build a vehicle, a building, a giant robot. Under-8s accompanied by an adult. Schedule: weekly at each branch: Danderhall Thu 3.30pm; Gorebridge Fri 2-4pm; Lasswade Wed 3.30-4.30pm; Loanhead Thu 3.45-4.30pm; Newbattle Fri 2-3pm & Sat 11.30am-12.30pm; Newtongrange Fri 12.30-2.30pm; Penicuik Mon 3.30-4.30pm
Twice-weekly LEGO club for 6-12 year olds at Newbattle Library, part of Midlothian Libraries' network.
Weekly Lego Club for ages 5 and up at Newington Library in south Edinburgh.
Weekly LEGO club for 6-12 year olds at Newtongrange Library, part of Midlothian Libraries' network.
'Kids' Dens' Lego Clubs run by OnFife across Fife library branches; primary-school children aged c.5-12 build LEGO masterpieces with a different theme each week.
Drop-in Lego and Duplo sessions for ages 5-11, currently held at Peebles Burgh Hall as part of Live Borders' library Lego programme; adult supervision required.
Weekly term-time Lego club at Port Glasgow Library, part of Inverclyde Libraries' network.
The Scottish LEGO User Group and Scotland's only Recognized LEGO User Group, organizing public shows, exhibitions, kids' clubs and AFOL meet-ups, including the Brick o' Deen event in Aberdeen.
A relaxed family focused drop in session where you can use your imagination to build Lego creations.
Weekly Lego club at Wemyss Bay Library, part of Inverclyde Libraries' network.
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