May 2026: The Cloverdale Rodeo hosted Robin once again. Sponsored by Guildford Town Centre, the Big build was a giant stagecoach! The event also featured a fun Make-&-Take pony to build and take home. Photos at right.

February 2026: Sidney Family Day at the Sidney Museum! 2026 is the 20th anniversary of the LEGO exhibit at the museum, so it only made sense to build a giant birthday cake. Once again, Peninsula Co-op sponsored the building of a cool LEGO mosaic, and this time, it became a permanent addition to the museum. Fun! Photos at right.

February 2026: Happy Lunar New Year! Holt Renfrew in downtown Vancouver hosted Robin for a giant, live Year-of-the-Horse sculpture build. The sculpture is on display until February 22. There was also a Make-&-Take for a cute little horse model, and many hundreds went off to new homes! Photos at right.

January 2025: Robin facilitated an interactive Metis beadwork mosaic build, at the ISET Gathering in Ottawa. The original artwork came from renowned artist Christ Belcourt. The finished LEGO piece will remain in her Ottawa gallery for a time, and will then be auctioned off for charity. Click the photo at right for more on the design process and the build itself.

December 2025: Robin was on hand at the Parkside Hotel & Spa, in support of Rainbow Kitchen. Robin built a life-size Santa sleigh with 10,600 DUPLO and LEGO bricks (photos at right), as well as providing hundreds of custom LEGO Christmas ornaments for charity donors. The VicLUG crew also had an amazing train layout, on display until December 28th.

September 2025: Sevenoaks Mall is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year! To mark the occasion, Robin build a version of the iconic water clock that used to grace centre court in the model, in the 90's. With a bit of artistic license, the 1/2 scale model turned out well. On display in the mall until October 16th, 2025. Click at right for more.

August 2025: We got to work with another amazing artist at the Chilliwack Mural Festival! Sponsor UFV commissioned alum artist Aysha Mcconkey to work with Robin and create a cool mosaic, which the public constructed at the event. Click at right for more.

August 2025: It was Barnyard Bash time at the Chilliwack Fair! Robin revisited an old build from a decade ago, and updated it with lots more colour and activity. Click the photo for more.

July 1, 2025: Canada Together 2025! This year, with CN Rail sponsoring again, Robin built a grain hopper car! Of course, thousands of kids (of all ages) came by to do some building, and collect some LEGO goodies. Click at right for grain car photos.

May 2025: Robin collaborated with Metis artist Metis artist Lisa Shepherd once again, to create an original LEGO beadwork mosaic piece. The mosaic was built by attendees to an amazing conference at Metis Crossing in Smoky Lake, Alberta. Click the photo for more.

May 2025: At this year's Cloverdale Rodeo, Robin built a giant stetson! He also started on a build of a foal that was born at the rodeo, but we'll have to wait until another event to see the finished version. Click at the right for photos.

March 2025: First time to Semiahmoo Shopping Centre to celebrate spring's arrival, and show some love for Canada! Robin and crew were on hand with building opportunities, challenges, and prizes for the hundreds of kids that came to play. Robin created a 5/6th scale version of the famous 'LOVE' sculpture, with spring colours, and a Canadian flavour. Click on the photo for more.

February 2025: Family Day weekend at Sidney Museum and Robin was back for his annual Big Build, and more! This year it was the giant Hawaii Mars airplane, now housed at the BC Aviation Museum. Robin created a new gift model for museum donors, and everyone also participated in building another LEGO mosaic, sponsored once again by Peninsula Co-op. They also sponsor PISE and this year's mosaic was made to display there. Lots of photos at right.

January 2025: Year of the Snake! Robin celebrated Lunar New Year with a Big Build at Holt Renfrew in downtown Vancouver. A classic pillar with a pair of climbing snakes were on display through the celebrations. Click at right for photos.