Welcome to the Rochester Domino Club
We’re a kid-focused club (ages 5-16) in Rochester, NY where members design, build, and topple domino masterpieces while learning problem-solving, patience, collaboration and STEM basics.
The Rochester Domino Club is proudly supported by world famous domino artist, Lily Hevesh (@hevesh5). Lily is a five-time Guinness Book of World Records® domino builder, garnering 4.5+ million followers on YouTube and has recently surpassed ONE BILLION video views across her social media channels. Lily has appeared with Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, Mark Rober, Dude Perfect, CBS Sunday Morning, and countless other social media personalities.
Lily has selected three families in the USA to start domino clubs. Their goal is to build skills, confidence, creativity and community through domino toppling – and we’re proud to bring this to our community in Rochester.
Monthly
Meetings
We supply the dominoes! H5 Domino Creations are supplied by Lily Hevesh
Light snacks and drinks will be available.
$5/family – can be paid via cash or Venmo at the meeting.
RSVP on the form below
*Please note that we will be taking photos and videos throughout the meeting for use on social media on @hevesh5 and @e6creations. We will need participants to sign photo/media release forms.
May 16th
Our first meeting will be Saturday May 16th.
Chili Community Center – Room 212 (2nd floor)
10am-12pm.
We will begin with social introductions, move to domino basics and beginner techniques, followed by open building and collaboration.
June 13th
Saturday June 13th
Chili Community Center – Room 212 (2nd Floor)
10am-11:30am
This meeting will have a stronger focus on instructional techniques and tricks as well as social building to get the kids to know each other and make friends.
Meeting Location
We host meetings at the Chili Recreation Center – 2nd floor
3237 Chili Ave, Rochester, NY 14624
Meeting rooms may change each month.
Questions?
Call or text Brian: (585) 409-0080
Email: brianstaebell@hotmail.com
Domino building is more than lining them up and watching them fall. It’s art, engineering, math, architecture, problem solving, cause and effect, and takes a ton of patience and practice. See some inspirational builds below:
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