WAYNE COUNTY, N.C. — The Steele Memorial Library will spark creativity and imagination during a special LEGO building event designed for elementary-age children and their caregivers on Thursday, September 11, from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m.

The hour-long program, targeted at students in grades kindergarten through fifth grade, promises to combine structured guidance with open-ended creativity. Library staff will provide participants with a starting concept, while children are encouraged to use their imagination to build and expand on the initial idea.

Library organizers will provide participants with a starting idea while encouraging children to bring their imagination to the creative process.

The hands-on activity requires advance registration due to space limitations. Parents and caregivers interested in signing up their children can contact the Children’s Desk at 919-299-8105, extension 5352.

The program reflects the library’s ongoing commitment to providing engaging, educational activities that promote creativity, problem-solving skills, and family interaction. LEGO building activities have gained popularity in libraries nationwide as they encourage spatial reasoning, following instructions, and collaborative play.

Steele Memorial Library is located at 119 W Main Street in Mt. Olive. The event is free to participants, though registration is mandatory to ensure adequate materials and space for all attendees.

For more information about this event or other upcoming children’s programs, families can contact the library’s Children’s Desk at the number provided above.