If you can work it in, I’d recommend mentioning International Children’s Festival and Cranberry Library summer reading programs among the things that we do.
You mean like this?
We have several mainstay events in our annual rotation, as well as a few one-off events each year. Some annual highlights include:
– An interactive presence at the International Children’s Festival in downtown Pittsburgh (the kids can build their own cars and race them down a wooden track)
I’m always proud of our collaborative efforts. From our first display at a local library – building a section of The Great Wall of China –
We’ll have to find out what the 2018 Summer Reading theme is soon; that’s typically something that builds steam during the winter months as we recover from the busy holiday display season and start getting excited about new creations.
I’ll confess, I thought I’d more explicitly mentioned the annual Summer Reading displays in the “mainstay events” section… but I did mention it… 😀
Both are more along the lines of ‘doing stuff for the community’ and less the conventional adult Lego event where we just try to impress the public with how good we are at playing with toys.
Fully agree with this – thanks for mentioning it so I can be sure to clearly highlight that aspect of our LUG’s activities!