Brick Convention's First San Antonio Stop Closes Sunday at Freeman Expo Hall
The touring LEGO fan convention made its first-ever stop in the Alamo City this weekend, and Sunday is the last chance: large-scale brick displays, new and retired sets for sale, professional builders, and hands-on building tables at Freeman Expo Hall, October 31 through November 1.
San Antonio's first Brick Convention wraps up Sunday at Freeman Expo Hall. The touring LEGO fan event — billed by its organizers as a fan convention for builders of all ages — lists San Antonio, October 31 to November 1, as a first-ever stop on its national tour calendar, according to the convention's official site, read this cycle, and KSAT's account of the weekend, carried by the Texas newswire, calls it the event's first stop in the Alamo City.
What fills the hall, per those accounts: large-scale LEGO displays built by professional and fan builders, new and retired sets for sale, and hands-on activities where kids can test their own building skills. The format is the tour's standard one — part exhibition, part marketplace, part build floor — staged across the two days at the Freeman Coliseum grounds' expo hall on the East Side.
Sunday is the final day of the San Antonio stop. The tour's own calendar moves on from here — its next Texas date is Austin, at the Palmer Events Center on December 5-6, per the official listing — so San Antonio builders who miss this weekend are looking at a December drive up I-35 for the next one. Doors and ticket details are on the convention's site.
