Hundreds of LEGO builders from across North America are bringing their creations to Mississauga this November, with everything from sprawling train layouts and miniature cities to spacecraft and pop-culture sculptures on display.
Credit: Bricks in the Six
Bricks in the Six, billed as Canada’s largest annual LEGO fan convention and public exhibition, returns to the Hilton Mississauga/Meadowvale from November 13 to 15, 2026. More than 300 builders will participate, showcasing hundreds of original creations made from LEGO bricks.
The exhibition is expanding beyond the hotel into an adjoining 20,000-square-foot Sports Dome, providing additional space for displays and activities.
What Can You See and Do?
The event is more than a collection of LEGO sets. You can explore elaborate models built by enthusiasts, including detailed cityscapes, historical replicas, large train displays, space fleets and sculptures based on popular culture.
There will also be hands-on building areas and interactive activities, giving children and adults a chance to build rather than just admire other people’s work.
Those looking for particular LEGO pieces or collectibles can browse an expanded vendor marketplace offering retired and difficult-to-find sets, individual bricks, custom-printed minifigures and LEGO-themed merchandise.
Graeme Dymond, LEGO Certified Professional and Director of Bricks in the Six, said the larger venue and increased builder participation will give visitors more to explore. “With our expanded footprint into the adjacent Sports Dome and more builders participating than ever before, there is something around every corner to inspire builders of every age.”
Special LEGO Art Display by SickKids Patients
A new feature this year is a partnership with The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids).
The exhibition will include a dedicated gallery of LEGO artwork created by SickKids patients. Organizers are also holding a charity fundraising initiative to support the hospital.
Organizers recommend purchasing tickets in advance. The event is independently organized and is not sponsored or endorsed by the LEGO Group.
Bricks in the Six takes place over three days, with a Friday evening VIP session followed by two days of general admission.