There Is A Massive LEGO Festival Headed To Utah In August
Courtnie Erickson
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What is more fun than building with LEGO bricks? Even the smallest bricks can help you create the most incredible masterpiece. At BrickSlopes, a LEGO fan event in Sandy, Utah, you can truly become inspired and create something incredible. This three-day Utah event at the Sandy Mountain America Expo Center will feature all things LEGO and is where you and fellow LEGO lovers can build, create, and have fun. This year’s incarnation of this fantastic LEGO Utah event will take place on August 23rd to 25th, 2024, and is usually scheduled for the last week of summer. Read on to discover why LEGO lovers ages 4-99 – and hey, we’re not judging any centenarians – will love this unique event!
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Have you attended BrickSlopes in Utah in the past? If so, what were some of your favorite aspects of this event? We’d love to hear about your experiences in the comments. And, if you want more information, including hours, prices, and to purchase tickets in advance, visit the BrickSlopes website and check out the Facebook page of this beloved LEGO event for the latest updates.
BrickSlopes is just one of the many extraordinary festivals held each year in Utah. Check out this list of seven annual festivals held in small towns throughout Utah. And if you’re planning to stay around for the whole event, you might want to get a suite at Staybridge Suites Midvale, only four miles north of the convention center. It really does feel like a home away from home!
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What Are The Best Places To Eat Near BrickSlopes?
Salt Lake City is a bit of a dining hub, and these are two of our favorites.
- Chuck-A-Rama is Utah's signature buffet, with around ten locations across the state - including one in Salt Lake City, just a half-hour's drive north of the convention center. The specialty here is Mormon comfort food with a touch of campfire cooking, so you'll find all the classics - homemade rolls and jam, carving-board meats like turkey and ham, potato casseroles, fried chicken, and daily specials including barbecue or Mexican food - plus a lot of delicious desserts to end the meal!
- Oasis Cafe is located in the same area of Salt Lake City, less than thirty minutes from the convention center, and this enchanting garden restaurant has become a cult favorite in the area. A luxurious retreat in a relaxing dining room filled with plants, this charming modern American restaurant serves a popular brunch as well as light but satisfying dishes for lunch and dinner. If the weather is nice, the beautiful patio is a wonderful place to dine.
What Are The Best Festivals In Utah?
- Payson City Golden Onion Days might just be the only onion-themed festival around, and that's why it's so beloved. Held over Labor Day every year, this nearly century-old institution is best known for its parades, fireworks, and produce competitions as people bring the biggest and best around to show off. There's also a car show where some of the best vintage cars in the state are on display.
- The Skinny Tire Festival is a spectacular four-day event taking place every May in the destination town of Moab. You'll want to be ready for a ride for this one - this is a massive bike ride through Red Rocks, a national park, a state park, and so much more. Even if you're not up for the full ride, there are plenty of stunning views along the way for those who join for part of the adventure.