Hundreds of Lego creations from fans in Korea and abroad will transform a Seoul exhibition hall into a showcase of imagination next month as the country’s largest fan-organized Lego event returns with a record number of works. Lego Korea said Tuesday that it will sponsor Korea Brick Party 2026, which will be held Aug. 1-2 at the Kim Koo Museum & Library Convention Hall in Yongsan District, Seoul. The annual exhibition, now in its sixth year, will feature about 500 creations by more than 200 Lego builders, including 30 overseas participants. Organized by the Korea Brick Party secretariat and Lego fan communities, the event will also include official participation for the first time from Lego House, the Lego Group’s brand experience center, and BrickLink, which operates the Lego model design program BrickLink Studio. This year’s exhibition will place greater focus on Korean-themed creations in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the birth of independence leader Kim Koo. The exhibition will also feature Lee Yun-jo’s Geumdong Mireuk Bosal, a work inspired by Korea’s cultural her