RENO, Nev. – Step into a world of creativity and construction with Brick Masters Studio: Build with LEGO® Bricks Like a Pro, the latest featured exhibition at The Discovery. Opening Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025 and running through May 8, 2026, the exhibition is included with museum admission.
Created by award-winning sculptor Sean Kenney and produced by Imagine Exhibitions, Brick Masters Studio showcases more than 100 large-scale sculptures crafted entirely with LEGO bricks, plus interactive build stations and galleries where visitors can explore the science and art of construction.
“From hands-on build stations to towering-brick sculptures, this exhibition invites guests of all ages to think like engineers and artists simultaneously,” said Patrick Turner, Chief Advancement Officer at The Discovery. “It’s a rare blend of fun, creativity and STEM learning, and we believe it will inspire the builder in everyone.”
Throughout the galleries, visitors can act as apprentice builders, discovering the scientific principles beneath the art of stacking, connecting and imagining with LEGO bricks. From structural engineering concepts to color, pattern and balance, Brick Masters Studio encourages exploration, experimentation and awe.
Adults, families and children alike will be captivated by this immersive, interactive experience that makes learning tangible and entertaining.
Major support for Brick Masters Studio and The Discovery’s featured exhibition program is provided by the Robert S. & Dorothy J. Keyser Foundation, The Nell J. Redfield Foundation, the K&K Grimm Family Fund at the Community Foundation of Northern Nevada, the Marshall R. Matley Foundation, Ann Carlson, Ron & Susan Clayton and Shelly & Arnie Glassberg.
Brick Masters Studio opens to the public Saturday, Dec. 6, with an exclusive members-only preview on Friday, Dec. 5. For more information and to plan your visit, go to nvdm.org.
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About The Discovery
The Discovery mission is to inspire by being the place to experience science. Through unique, hands-on programs, exhibitions and events, The Discovery creates learning experiences that range from simple curiosity to deep understanding, empowering a community of critical thinkers. The Discovery is a locally founded nonprofit 501(c)3 organization. To learn more about The Discovery and how you can help support the museum’s mission, visit www.nvdm.org.
