> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://www.thequarry.media/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # Lego exhibition to bring history to life at Guernsey Museum - URL: https://www.thequarry.media/lego-exhibition-to-bring-history-to-life-at-guernsey-museum/ - Published: 2026-10-05T10:08:55.000Z - Updated: 2026-10-05T10:08:55.000Z - Author: Nick Mann - Tags: News - Brick History exhibition opens at Guernsey Museum on 16th October, running until 31st December 2026 - Features historical moments recreated in Lego by Warren Elsmore Ltd, from the Big Bang to mobile phones - Display includes miniature models of Concorde and Titanic, plus a 1.5-metre medieval castle - Adult admission costs £7, with reduced prices for children and students - Exhibition replaces previously advertised Take Note exhibition Listen to this article 0:00 /0 1× Guernsey Museum at Candie will host a new exhibition featuring historical moments recreated in Lego bricks from 16th October to 31st December. Brick History - Walk through history in Lego bricks, created by Warren Elsmore Ltd, will be displayed in the Brian White Gallery. The exhibition presents famous moments from history reimagined using the popular Danish toy, spanning from the Big Bang and DNA to cultural icons such as Mozart and Martin Luther King, as well as modern inventions including mobile phones. The display features models of varying scales, from miniature recreations of Concorde and the Titanic small enough to fit in a hand, to a 1.5-metre square medieval castle complete with detailed activity scenes. Lego artist Warren Elsmore and his team have designed the exhibition as a celebration of shared human stories, struggles and triumphs. Helen Glencross MBE, MA, head of culture and heritage services, said: "We are thrilled to be able to bring 'Brick History - Walk through history in Lego bricks' to Guernsey. Warren Elsmore and his team have an outstanding reputation for creating exhibitions that are both entertaining and thought provoking, and we know this exhibition will be hugely popular with local audiences and visitors alike. It is a wonderful opportunity to explore world history from a unique perspective and enjoy some truly impressive Lego artistry." The exhibition is aimed at Lego enthusiasts, history lovers and families, offering models designed to entertain, provoke thought and inspire creativity. Guernsey Museums & Galleries has confirmed that Brick History replaces the previously advertised Take Note exhibition. The museum will operate extended opening hours from 16th October to 1st November, opening daily from 10:00 to 17:00\. From 2nd November to 31st December, opening times will be 10:00 to 16:00 daily. Admission prices are £7 for adults, £2 for children aged 7-17 and students with valid identification, and free for children under seven when accompanied by an adult. A Guernsey Museums & Galleries Discovery Pass is available for £24 for a 12-month period. The pass provides free entry to four museum sites for all accompanying children under 18, 10 per cent discount on full-priced gift shop items at Guernsey Museum, Castle Cornet, German Naval Signals HQ and the Information Centre, 10 per cent discount at Café Victoria and The Castle Cornet Café, and free entry to Jersey Museum and Alderney Museum for the named pass holder only. Further information is available at museums.gov.gg. ## Q&A **Q: When does the Brick History exhibition open?** A: The exhibition opens on 16th October 2026 and runs until 31st December 2026 at the Brian White Gallery in Guernsey Museum at Candie. **Q: How much does it cost to visit the exhibition?** A: Adult admission is £7, children aged 7-17 and students with valid ID pay £2, and children under seven enter free when accompanied by an adult. A Discovery Pass is available for £24 for 12 months. **Q: What historical periods and events are covered in the exhibition?** A: The exhibition spans from the Big Bang and DNA through to Mozart, Martin Luther King and modern inventions like mobile phones, covering various moments from human history recreated in Lego bricks.