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Lego Mosaic Celebrates Saskatchewan Plants

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Where We Grow: A Community Mosaic of Native Saskatchewan Plants

Join us as we explore the creation of a massive Lego mosaic celebrating native Saskatchewan plants at Saskatoons Frances Morrison Central Library. Led by Canadas first Lego Certified Professional, Robin Sather, this project brings together people of all ages to build and bond over Lego bricks. With Lego stations set up at libraries across Saskatoon, everyone is invited to contribute to this community art project. When completed, the mosaic will become one of Canadas largest Lego mosaics, showcasing the power of bricks to unite and inspire.

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Lego Mosaic Celebrates Saskatchewan Plants

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This weekend, folks of all ages snap together Lego bricks at Saskatoon's Francis Morrison Central Library to kick off a massive mosaic called Wear. We grow. It's all about celebrating native Saskatchewan plants like the western red lily, Saskatoon Berry, and Prairie Rose. Leading the charge is Rob and Sather, Canada's first Lego certified professional with over 20 years building with bricks. He's teamed up with Wanaskewan to make this happen, drawing on his work pioneering Lego's pro and ambassador programs. The vibe was pure community magic, with everyone from kids to adults bonding over those satisfying clicks. Lego's got that universal pool, turning strangers into collaborators in no time. Now, through summer, Lego stations are popping up at libraries across Saskatoon, where anyone can grab tiles and add their piece. Student volunteers are on quality control, ensuring every brick locks in perfectly. When it's done, this beast installs on the main floor of the new central library, claiming spot as one of Canada's largest Lego mosaics, proof bricks.

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