Wixom Welcomes a New Hub for Lego Lovers
Wixom is buzzing with excitement as a local family embarks on a colorful journey in the world of Legos. The grand opening of Bricks and Minifigs is set for 10 a.m. on Saturday, September 21, and it’s shaping up to be a fantastic event for both the young and the young at heart. Nestled inside Grand River Square at 49881 Grand River Ave, the store promises to be a real treasure for Lego enthusiasts and collectors alike.
A Family Venture
The driving force behind this exciting new shop is Cara Suksi of Hartland, who is launching the store with her longtime friend, Sean Krabach. Together, they are eager to bring a slice of the Lego universe to the community, blending their entrepreneurial spirit with a passion for fun and creativity. Cara’s family is no stranger to business, having engaged in various entrepreneurial ventures in the past, such as rehabilitating homes. Cara’s background is also quite diverse, with experience in both real estate and sports event management.
Cara’s husband, Kevin, is a recruiter for financial professionals, while their son, Jack, a junior at Hartland High School, will be involved in the store’s operations as well. It seems that the love for Legos truly runs in the family, and they are all eager to dive into this new adventure together.
The Bricks and Minifigs Experience
Bricks and Minifigs is described as a one-stop shop where customers can not only buy but also sell and trade Legos. It’s worth noting that this franchise is rapidly expanding, with more than 160 locations scattered across the United States. For anyone looking for that special Lego piece or wanting to indulge in some nostalgia, this store will be a must-visit destination.
One of the standout features of Bricks and Minifigs is the opportunity for customers to build their own minifigures. Just imagine the endless combinations of figures you can create—whether you want to design your own hero or a quirky character, the possibilities are truly exciting! Additionally, there’s a dedicated wall where customers can select individual Lego flowers for purchase, adding a burst of color and creativity to their collection.
More Than Just a Store
The fun doesn’t stop at shopping! Bricks and Minifigs boasts an inviting space for celebrations. Whether you’re planning a birthday party, or looking to host robotics teams, corporate events, or other gatherings, the store is equipped to accommodate groups, providing a community hub for creativity and collaboration.
The store’s operational hours are convenient for all: from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Mondays through Fridays, and from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturdays. With such hours, it will be easy for families to drop by after school or on weekends to explore, build, and trade.
Join the Celebration!
As the opening day approaches, excitement builds among potential customers and Lego enthusiasts in the Wixom area. It appears this new store will not only enrich the community but also create lasting memories for families and friends coming together through the love of Legos. It’s a celebration we don’t want to miss!
For those eager to learn more, you can visit Bricks and Minifigs to discover how this family-run store is becoming a vibrant part of the local Lego community.
Author: STAFF HERE NOVI WRITER
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