Embark on an extraordinary journey of curiosity, creativity, and discovery with the groundbreaking exhibition CURIOSITY: Building Breakthroughs in LEGO® Bricks. This exhibition is a collaboration between Bendigo Art Gallery and Discovery Science & Technology Centre.

Explore scientific knowledge, technological advancements, engineering feats, and mathematical wonders, recreated in stunning detail through the versatile magic of LEGO® bricks.

Designed and created by one of the world’s leading LEGO brick artists and only LEGO Certified Professional (LCP) in the southern hemisphere, Ryan ‘Brickman’ McNaught and his team. CURIOSITY welcomes family, kids, and adults alike to embark on an exhilarating exploration of knowledge and creativity.

Plan ahead and pre‑book your visit
This exhibition uses timed ticketing sessions to manage visitor numbers and ensure a comfortable experience for everyone. Ticketed sessions can fill quickly, especially during peak times. We strongly recommend pre‑booking your tickets online before you arrive to secure your preferred session.

Location
Discovery Science & Technology Centre
7 Railway Place, Bendigo (opposite Bendigo Railway Station)

Presented in Bendigo by Bendigo Art Gallery in collaboration with Discovery Science & Technology Centre.

Ministerial Welcome Message

On behalf of the Victorian Government, welcome to CURIOSITY exhibition at the Discovery Science & Technology Centre in partnership with Bendigo Art Gallery. 

This exhibition will catapult you into a world of science, history and creativity – ensuring there is something exciting for everyone to enjoy! It is going to draw thousands of people to Bendigo, making it a huge boost for tourism and businesses in the region.

This experience provides more than just an opportunity to see incredible work by Brickman and his team. It’s also a chance for you to immerse yourself in the local food and drink offerings, as well as the incredible natural landscapes nearby. 

So, while you’re here, I encourage you to make the most of your time by visiting amazing art galleries, tasting gourmet food & wine, and exploring the historic goldfields. 

We’re proud to be supporting this exhibition through the Regional Events Fund, because it boosts tourism and supports the local economy – as so many of our marvellous regional events do. 

Enjoy the exhibition and your time in Bendigo!

Steve Dimopoulos
Member for Oakleigh
Minister for Tourism, Sport and Major Events 

About Brickman

Ryan ‘Brickman’ McNaught is one of the world’s leading LEGO® brick artists and the only LEGO Certified Professional (LCP) in the southern hemisphere, one of just 23 globally. After a successful career as a Chief Information Officer, Ryan’s 2009 Airbus A380 build using LEGO MINDSTORMS technology set him on the path to becoming Australia’s first LCP. From humble beginnings working out of his garage, he now leads a team of over 30 skilled craftspeople creating interactive, large-scale and record-breaking LEGO models, including life-sized vehicles and iconic Australian subjects. His award-winning creations have toured internationally and are displayed in museums, galleries, LEGO Stores and LEGO offices worldwide. Since 2019, Ryan has also been the judge and LEGO expert on Australia’s award-winning television series LEGO Masters Australia, sharing his passion for creativity, innovation and the endless possibilities of the LEGO Brick.

More about Brickman

Getting here

Travelling by public transport

Discovery sits right opposite Bendigo Train Station and the bus depot, making it quick and easy to reach by public transport for all visitors.

For Bendigo train timetables, fares, maps and travel information visit the V/Line website or phone V/Line on 1800 800 007.

For Bendigo bus timetables go to Public Transport Victoria regional buses or Christian’s Bus Company Bendigo bus timetable.

For more information visit Public Transport Victoria.

Travelling by car

Estimated travelling time from Melbourne to Bendigo is 90 minutes and via the Calder Freeway (M79). 

Car parking

Bendigo Marketplace carpark via Mitchell Street, Edward Street and Arthur Street and has over 1,200 free car park spaces including disabled car park and parents with prams parking spaces.

Bus parking

Bus parking is available alongside the Marketplace loading bay, enter via Arthur Street. There is additional bus parking behind the Marketplace.