LEGO Club: Marble Maze Challenge Comes to Howell Library

Plus, 11 more events happening in the Howell area this week

Published on Feb. 23, 2026

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The Howell Carnegie Library is hosting a LEGO Club: Marble Maze Challenge event for grades K-5 this week, along with several other family-friendly activities like Read, Music, Play classes and a Teddy Bear Remix event for grades 6-12. The calendar also includes sporting events, early literacy classes, and more taking place across Howell and the surrounding communities.

Why it matters

These community events provide educational, social, and recreational opportunities for local residents, especially families with young children. The variety of programming caters to different age groups and interests, helping to foster a sense of community in Howell.

The details

The LEGO Club: Marble Maze Challenge event will take place at the Howell Carnegie Library's Meabon Room, where kids in grades K-5 can work together to build marble mazes using LEGO bricks. Other highlights include Read, Music, Play classes for ages 0-3 at both the library and the 2|42 Community Church, as well as a Teddy Bear Remix event for grades 6-12 at the library.

  • The LEGO Club: Marble Maze Challenge event is on February 23, 2026 at 6:00 pm.
  • The Read, Music, Play classes for ages 0-3 are on February 23, 2026 at 9:30 am (library) and 11:15 am (2|42 Community Church).
  • The Teddy Bear Remix event for grades 6-12 is on February 23, 2026 at 5:30 pm.

The players

Howell Carnegie Library

A public library serving the Howell community, offering a variety of educational and recreational programs for all ages.

2|42 Community Church

A local church that hosts community events and activities, including the Read, Music, Play classes for young children.

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The takeaway

The diverse range of events and activities in Howell this week demonstrates the community's commitment to providing engaging and enriching experiences for residents of all ages, from young children to teenagers. These programs help foster a sense of community, support early childhood development, and offer opportunities for learning and recreation.