A charity running LEGO and STEAM play and learning from Tūranga Library at 60 Cathedral Square in central Christchurch. It offers classes in robotics, mechanics, engineering, movie making and stop motion animation, and says its classes link to the digital curriculum, which makes them suitable for schools. School holiday programmes and after-school classes run through the year. Birthday parties and team building sessions are also offered. The charity says it has a grant to offer free classes for gifted students, with five classes each and student-led projects in LEGO robotics and stop motion. Free play with LEGO is offered at the library, and reviewers say a donation is asked for, such as $2 as at 2026.
Reviewers describe a quiet, pleasant place to play, with enough LEGO to build almost anything. Lego is mentioned most often, along with birthday parties and the school holidays. One reviewer says the play area is an amazing space for creativity. Parking is possible on Worcester Street, where the first hour of council parking is free and cheaper than the nearby car park, according to one reviewer. The shop is reached down the tram alley.