If your kids love LEGO® bricks—and let’s be honest, which kid doesn’t?—there’s a brand-new experience in downtown Cincinnati that’s sure to spark joy, creativity, and plenty of family fun this season. The Art of the Brick, the world’s most famous LEGO® art exhibition, is now open locally and inviting families from Southwest Ohio to explore a colorful world where play meets imagination on a grand scale.
A Masterpiece Made of Millions of Bricks
Created by award-winning artist Nathan Sawaya, The Art of the Brick transforms more than a million LEGO® pieces into over 100 stunning sculptures that appeal to children and adults alike. From whimsical human figures to iconic masterpieces reinterpreted brick by brick, this exhibition turns the familiar plastic toy into something truly extraordinary.
Visitors will walk among LEGO versions of world-famous art like:
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Michelangelo’s David
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Van Gogh’s Starry Night
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Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa
…and more imaginative creations, including a large T-Rex skeleton, themed installations, and interactive pieces designed to inspire curiosity and creativity.
What to Expect at the Exhibit
Located at 18 West Fourth Street in downtown Cincinnati, The Art of the Brick is a one-of-a-kind, indoor exhibition perfect for families with kids of all ages. Opening times generally run from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on most days. You can see specific dates and times HERE.
Highlights your family will enjoy:
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Over 100 LEGO® sculptures built from millions of bricks
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Interactive play and build areas where kids can create their own masterpieces
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Audio guides for deeper insights into the stories behind the art
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Gift shop with unique LEGO-inspired items
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Comfortable, wheelchair-accessible space for all visitors
Kids under age 4 enter free, and children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult—making this both a fun and affordable outing for families.
Why This Exhibit Is a Must-See
The Art of the Brick has been seen by millions of visitors worldwide and has earned praise from families and art lovers alike. It’s more than just an exhibition—it’s a celebration of creativity that shows how imagination can turn simple bricks into breathtaking works of art.
Whether your child dreams of becoming an artist, engineer, or LEGO master builder, this exhibit offers something for every curious mind.
Pro tip for families: Plan for about an hour at the exhibit, but leave extra time if your kids want to linger in the interactive play areas or snap photos with their favorite creations.
