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LEGO House Unveils the LEGO Masters Academy

Here is an interesting piece of news from the LEGO House, in case you make it to Billund, Denmark.

LEGO House, the Home of the Brick, is thrilled to announce the launch of LEGO Masters Academy – an all-new, hands-on experience designed to inspire LEGO fans to take their building skills to the next level through guided sessions. Set to open on 17 September 2025, this exciting addition is the biggest expansion to the LEGO House since it first welcomed guests in 2017.
Inspired by the hit TV show, LEGO Masters, this immersive experience blends fun, creativity, and skill-building in a way never offered before at the LEGO House. Whether guests are just starting their LEGO journey or looking to master advanced techniques, LEGO Masters Academy offers something for every fan.

The LEGO Masters Academy will invite guests into an authentic studio-inspired setting, mirroring the excitement of the LEGO Masters TV show. The space is designed to ignite creativity and collaboration, where visitors can build, learn, and explore through hosted sessions. Across four progressive levels, builders of all ages and abilities will develop skills in creativity, storytelling, technical building, and teamwork. And for the first time ever, guests will be able to take their builds home with them, ensuring a lasting memory of their experience.

The LEGO Masters Academy experience is designed to cater to different skill levels, passions, and aspirations, ensuring every guest gets the most out of their visit. Sessions will be hosted by LEGO House Play Agents or even LEGO Master Builders, with challenges tailored to inspire, educate, and entertain.

Located on the ground floor of the LEGO House, the sessions will take place in an iconic TV studio reproduction that is inspired by the LEGO Masters TV show, including colorful stairs, giant brick lamps, and an amazing backdrop of countless LEGO bricks in all shapes and colors. Catering for all abilities and motives, the sessions will be split across four progressive levels ranging from family fun activities with LEGO bricks to advanced LEGO building techniques.

Level 1: Family Fun – For Families and Casual Builders – Catered towards guests looking for a fun, shared experience with family and friends, these sessions encourage teamwork, creativity, and playful exploration with LEGO bricks. Led by LEGO House Play Agents, families can discover new ways to build together, sparking ideas to continue the fun at home.

Level 2: Foundation Skills – For Structured Learners – Perfect for builders ready to expand their skills, these hands-on sessions go beyond step-by-step instructions, encouraging creative thinking and advanced techniques. Guided by LEGO House Play Agents, participants will explore new ways and essential techniques to approach LEGO building, unlocking skills and perspectives that will add a whole new dimension to the LEGO brick.

Level 3: Advanced Building – For Confident Builders – An advanced deep dive into LEGO creativity, perfect for guests eager to improve and refine their building skills and take on more complex challenges. Focusing on technique development, these sessions encourage LEGO builders to think critically and push their creativity further, leaving them with the confidence to build bigger and better than ever before, directly from imagination. Some of these sessions will even be co-hosted by a LEGO Master Builder – a rare opportunity to learn from an expert who designs models for the LEGO House and retail sets for a living.

Level 4: Master Level – For Aspiring LEGO Masters – Finally, these sessions are the longest and are perfect for aspiring LEGO masters and product designers who are already familiar with different building techniques, looking to push their skills to the next level. Guests will collaborate with LEGO Master Builders, tackling high-level challenges that test their skills, and learning the advanced techniques used by real LEGO designers and experts.

The LEGO Masters Academy experience is an additional ticketed experience at the LEGO House, with pricing based on the session level. Tickets will be available exclusively at LEGOHouse.com starting today, 8 April 2025. The experience will open from 17 September 2025. Additional details will be revealed closer to the opening date.

“We’re eager to fuse the worlds of entertainment and learning together in this new LEGO Masters Academy,” says Kathrine Kirk Muff, Managing Director of the LEGO House. “The Academy is a close collaboration between the creative team at LEGO House and the LEGO Entertainment Team who work on the LEGO Masters TV series. As a result, the final experience is something totally unique that stands in a league of its own. Primarily focused on helping LEGO lovers of all ages learn new techniques and honing existing skills, it’s meticulously crafted to inspire the builders of tomorrow to be creative, think differently, and build beyond their wildest dreams.”

The LEGO House is a must-visit destination for LEGO lovers, and excitingly, guests can now further advance their experience through the LEGO Masters Academy. The new experience is designed to inspire LEGO lovers who aspire to become a master builder, product designer, or even a future LEGO Masters contestant.

As part of the LEGO House’s commitment to continuous innovation, LEGO Masters Academy will keep evolving, introducing new creative challenges and activities over the course of the year. For more information on the LEGO House and its events, activities, and exhibits, visit LEGOHouse.com.

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One of my favorite smaller sets this year is the #42669 LEGO Beekeepers’ House & Flower Garden set. This set is not just lovely on display, it also has nice play-features and educational quality.

This is in fact the first LEGO set dedicated to beekeeping, although LEGO did release other sets in the past that references bees and beekeeping as a side-accessory. The most well-known is the Beekeeper from Series 21 of the Collectible Minifigures lineup, and the Bumblebee Girl from Series 10 (although this is a costumed minifig instead of a beekeeper, the printed honey pot is a nice accessory). Another useful accessory related to bees and beekeeping is the large light-orange beehive that appears in numerous sets (the same piece is also used as cotton candy in pink).

But instead of getting a few bees here and there, the #42669 LEGO Beekeepers’ House & Flower Garden is full of beekeeping-related accessories! Bees, beehives, honeycombs, flowers, flowering trees – they are all now available in one set!

The story is that Paisley and Aliya are visiting Paisley’s grandparents who are beekeepers. They live in a picturesque little cottage surrounded by a lovely garden full of flowers and bees. Inside the shop, they sell seeds, candles, honeycomb, and honey. Above the shop, there is a cute little apartment where the grandparents live.

LEGO’s approach to actual bees is to print them on 1×1 round clear tiles. A cartoony printed bee was first released in 2021 and appeared in many sets since, and with this new set, LEGO introduced a more realistic looking bee, also printed on a 1×1 round clear tile. (To date, this piece is still very rare, only appearing in one other set.) This set also features two other little creatures printed on 1×1 round clear tiles; a ladybug and a beetle. These pieces are also still rare, only appearing in a few 2025 sets.

Another new printed piece is a 2×2 tile with honeycomb print. My guess is that LEGO replaced the previous 2×2 printed honeycomb tile to make the graphics of the individual bees and the bees on the honeycomb more consistent. And they look great!

Since we’re talking about printed pieces, another couple of nicely decorated elements are the little 1×2 tile seed packets. They are exclusive to this set (to date), and you get four of them! There are a few other printed elements in the set that are more common like the tree log and computer keyboard. All other decorated elements you see are stickers.

The set comes with three building instructions; one for the house, one for the beekeeping garden, and the other for the vegetable garden. This would be a nice set to build with family while discussing the important role of bees both in pollination and making honey.

Overall this is such a wholesome set! Yes, the lavender trim on the house may be a bit alienating for adult LEGO fans, but the house is still cute and the rest of the set is realistic and full of nice builds and useful accessories. If you want to check it out, it’s available at the LEGO Friends section of the Online LEGO Shop.

If you really don’t like the trim, you can always change it to another color like nougat or brown and it would fit right into your medieval town, or countryside setup. Speaking of medieval, I found this alternate build of the set that adds an extra story to the building, making it look more medieval. If you like it, you can download the building instructions at Rebrickable.com.

What do you think? How do you like the LEGO Beekeepers’ House and Flower Garden? Do you have the set already? Feel free to share your thoughts and own reviews in the comment section below!

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