David Bridges
FREE LEGO GIVEAWAY: On May 4, participate in the exciting event to build a LEGO Grogu in a hover pram model at selected stores and take it home absolutely free!
The LEGO brand has been actively hosting make and take events throughout the year, offering fans the chance to grab exclusive models at no cost. These events have delighted LEGO enthusiasts with free giveaways, including a Steering Wheel, a Valentine’s Day Heart, and a Mother’s Day Bouquet in 2025. This year, the celebration of Star Wars Day is particularly special as LEGO rolls out an exclusive Grogu model in a hover pram on May 4, making it a must-attend event for all fans.
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On May 4, from 12-2 p.m., visitors to select LEGO Stores can join in the LEGO Star Wars Grogu make and take event. During this exciting opportunity, participants aged 10 and older can build and take home their very own model of Grogu in a hover pram for free. It’s essential to note that this event operates on a first-come-first-serve basis, so attendees should arrive early to secure their spot while supplies last at participating locations.
It’s crucial to highlight that the Grogu model cannot be purchased; this exclusive item is only available through participation in this event, making it a unique opportunity for fans. While each participant is limited to one build, this shouldn’t deter anyone from joining the fun and excitement of the event.
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Join us on May 4 to build and take home your own exclusive LEGO Star Wars Grogu free of charge.
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