The competition, scheduled for Saturday the 19th and Sunday the 20th, is open to all Rubik's Cube enthusiasts who register in advance via the organization's website.
The general public is also welcome to attend and enjoy the competition, with dedicated spaces available for hobbyists to bring their own Rubik's Cubes.
Competition tables will feature two participants and a judge. Each participant's cube will be scrambled in a designated area, and they will have five attempts to solve it.




