Build & Bond: Christmas Parent–Child Building Experience
About this Event
This Christmas, slow down and make a little magic together.
Between work, school, and the busyness of the holiday season, finding intentional time with our children isn't always easy.
This Christmas, make space for something special.
Build & Bond: Christmas Edition is a festive parent-child experience designed to help families slow down, connect, and create meaningful memories together.
Bring a building set you and your child would enjoy making together, settle in, and spend two wonderful hours building side by side in a warm Christmas atmosphere.
And here's what makes it special: toward the end of our time together, families will have the opportunity to share what they've been building and the stories behind their creations.
Because sometimes, the most meaningful thing we build isn't the creation itself—it's the memory we make together.
What to expect
- Two hours of intentional parent-child bonding
- A warm, welcoming Christmas atmosphere
- Hot chocolate, water, and light refreshments
- A relaxed, fun building experience
- An optional opportunity to share your creation and its story
- A small community of families enjoying the season together
What to bring
Bring your own building set! Any brand is welcome, and there's no need to purchase anything new.
Feel free to bring something new, an unfinished project, or a favourite set you'd love to rebuild.
You don't have to finish your build. The time together is what matters.
🎟️ Event details
Date: Saturday, December 5, 2026
Time: 1:00–3:00 PM
Location: Angus Glen Branch Public Library, Ontario
Recommended ages: 5–10 years
Admission: $60 per parent-child pair (all fees included)
Each ticket includes admission for one adult and one child. Parents and caregivers must remain with their children throughout the event.
Spaces are limited to keep the experience personal and welcoming.
Build together. Bond together. Make a memory that lasts.
Where is it happening?
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
CAD 60.00
