BuffaLUG

09/30/2026

BuffaLUG's own Eric Santiago was recently featured sharing about the beginnings of our group!

09/27/2026

September meeting time. 👀

We’ve got a lot coming together right now, so this month we’ll be taking a look at what’s ahead for BuffaLUG — including updates on our Castle Collaboration, the 4× Market Street LEGO Fan CoLab project, and another special project currently in the works.

We’ll also have Member Parts Order Pickup and go over upcoming events.

📅 Monday, September 28
🕕 6:00–8:00 PM
📍 Walden Galleria Mall

Come hang out, catch up, and see what we’ve been planning.

09/19/2026

This weekend we’re out in Erie Pennsylvania for ComiCon Erie. Come check out our Lego builds and chat with us!! See you there!!

09/18/2026

09/18/2026

Come see BuffaLUG at ComiCon Erie all this weekend!

06/27/2026

We’re at Nickel City Comic Con Saturday and Sunday!! Doors open at 10am. Come check us out!! BuffaLUG

06/17/2026

We’re moving!

Starting with our June 22nd meeting, BuffaLUG’s monthly meetings will now be held at:

📍 Walden Galleria Mall
Community Room near the food court

Meetings are open to adult LEGO fans 18+.

New home. Same community.

06/12/2026

Everyone Builds. Everything Connects.

After months of pop-up events, the final piece of the 12th Man Mosaic Project has been placed.

The completed mosaic includes 2,304 individual squares. Students, teachers, veterans, hospital staff, social workers, families, public officials, LEGO fans, and people from across Western New York each contributed a piece to the finished project.

Thank you to everyone who participated, hosted an event, volunteered, or helped behind the scenes.

The build is complete.

The final image will be revealed soon.

06/05/2026

Had the chance to add a few bricks to BuffaLUG's 12th Man Mosaic Project.

This community-built LEGO mosaic is coming together one piece at a time, and it was great to be part of it.

Looking forward to seeing the finished product at the big reveal. 🏈

06/03/2026

Today, a piece of Buffalo’s future was built inside City Hall.

Mayor Sean M. Ryan and members of his staff joined The 12th Man Mosaic Project, adding their own squares to a community artwork that has brought together thousands of people from across Western New York.

As Buffalo prepares for a new era, this project has become a snapshot of the people who helped shape it. Neighbors, families, students, workers, visitors, community leaders, and now City Hall itself — all contributing to the same story.

Buffalo has always been built by the people who show up. Today was another chapter in that tradition.