Ahh, the Lite Brite. What could be more fun than pushing dozens of little plastic pegs through a piece of black paper in order to create a pixelated, though colorful image?

The very last step of the process is to glue the Lite Brite into the back of the console, and set it off randomly blinking.

Glow on: A Lite-Brite experience is now twinkling in Santa Monica The creative immersive event finds its illuminated inspiration in the classic toy.

Lite-Brite: Worlds of Wonder will illuminate the way to nostalgia with an immersive experience at Santa Monica Place. Parents can relive joyful memories of a classic childhood toy, while kids can ...

Scientists have developed a way to store data using pegs and pegboards made out of DNA and retrieving the data with a microscope – a molecular version of the Lite-Brite toy.

While it’s not the touch screen I’d have liked for my 2025 Lite Brite fever dream, it does offer the same feel through the app, which does allow you to hand draw what you’d like to see on ...

Hasbro and Secret Location have teamed up to create Lite-Brite: Worlds of Wonder, which is now open at Illuminarium Las Vegas.

Many kids have fond memories of playing with Lite-Brite toys as a kid. A backlit pegboard was the canvas, and tiny colored bulbs were the paint. But imagine if the Lite-Brite was life-size. “I ...

The classic Lite-Brite toy is the inspiration for a new interactive pop-up dubbed “LITE-BRITE: Worlds of Wonder,” which opens Nov. 7 and runs through April at Santa Monica Place, in Santa ...

So Minnesota: World’s largest Lite Brite A toy many of us grew up playing is also a large piece of art on display in St. Paul.