Blast Off to the Moon—One LEGO® Brick at a Time!
Prepare… for… liftoff! Artemis Space Adventure with LEGO® Bricks, presented by White Spot Restaurants, turns the science of space travel—from Moon missions to future journeys to Mars—into hands-on challenges powered by LEGO® bricks.
This interactive exhibition is inspired by none other than NASA’s groundbreaking Artemis Missions, a series of ambitious programs designed to return humans to the Moon for the first time since 1972. Visitors will take on the roles of Artemis space explorers (engineers, scientists, and astronauts) using LEGO® bricks to imagine, design, and build their way through the challenges of deep space.
At the heart of the exhibition are larger-than-life LEGO® sculptures, hands-on engineering challenges, and collaborative workshop stations designed to ignite creativity.
Feature LEGO® Sculptures:
- Apollo 11 Lunar Module “Eagle”: The history-making spacecraft that landed the first human on the moon.
- International Space Station: Where nations unite to expand the frontiers of space science.
- Space Launch System: Check out NASA’s most powerful rocket, designed to reach Mars.
- Axiom Suit: Strike your best astronaut pose in a next-gen space suit photo op!
- Neil Armstrong Landing on the Moon: See a LEGO® brick version of Neil Armstrong as he takes his legendary first steps on the lunar surface.
Visitors can build lunar rovers, construct space habitats, and tackle real-world challenges faced by space explorers. Developed for a wide range of ages and abilities, Artemis Space Adventure with LEGO® Bricks is a space to experiment, play, and discover what it takes to reach the Moon.
Blast off with LEGO® bricks — and land with a love for STEAM learning.
Launch Into Space Adventure — Plan Your Visit Today!
Artemis Space Adventure with LEGO® Bricks is on at Science World from June 26, 2025 to April 6, 2026. Don’t miss lift-off, this orbit is here for a limited time only!
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Artemis Space Adventure with LEGO® Bricks is a travelling exhibition produced and toured internationally by Flying Fish and supported by Science World British Columbia.