Brickfair 2025 1×8 Event Brick
R50,00
Souvenirs that don’t end up in the junk drawer—event bricks!
- Collect memories… and also 1×8 rectangles.
- The ultimate proof you actually left your house and went to a LEGO event.
- Event bricks: like fridge magnets, but for grown-up LEGO nerds.
- Because nothing says ‘I was there’ like a plastic rectangle.
- Stack your life story, one printed brick at a time.
- Cheaper than therapy, cooler than a t-shirt: LEGO event bricks.
- Warning: Highly collectible. Side effects include bragging rights.
Why do exhibitors pay for tables and competition entries?
For many years, exhibitor tables at Brickfair were provided at no cost. As the event has grown, we’ve introduced modest exhibitor and competition entry fees to help us manage the event more effectively and provide a better experience for everyone involved.
Your exhibitor table fee helps to:
- Confirm your commitment to exhibit, reducing the number of reserved tables that go unused on the day.
- Cover your exhibitor lanyard and personalised name badge.
- Include a complimentary LEGO gift for each exhibitor.
- Help us accurately plan floor space, resources, and event logistics.
- Contribute towards the ongoing costs of running and improving Brickfair.
Your competition entry fee helps to:
- Encourage serious entries and ensure categories reflect genuine intent to compete.
- Support the administration and coordination of the competition programme.
- Assist with judging, scoring, and category management.
- Help us provide awards, trophies, and recognition for winners.
- Maintain a fair and enjoyable competition experience for all exhibitors.
Our goal isn’t to profit from exhibitors or competition entrants, but to create an event that is well organised, enjoyable, and rewarding for everyone involved. These contributions help us deliver a better experience for exhibitors, visitors, and competitors alike while ensuring Brickfair remains sustainable for years to come. A small entry fee helps ensure that competition entries reflect genuine intent to compete rather than ‘entering everything just in case’.
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