Uploaded March 2011 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
This was their (Mike & Steve Perrucci) fourth year setting up dominoes at the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center, but that's not the only reason the number 4 is meaningful. That's how many domino topplers collaborated to create a giant, 20,825 piece domino display!
This year I was very fortunate to join Mike and Steve Perrucci (of Mikemazeguy) and Aidan (aka AP the Dominerd). We all worked together and brought our own individual parts to the display.
A crew from local TV station WCAX also joined us the day of the topple. Reporter Gina Bullard interviewed all of us and put together a piece you can view at the link below. The knockdown was broadcast live on their news program.
WCAX: wcax.com/Global/story.asp?S=14071721
Mike & Steve: youtube.com/mikemazeguy
Aidan: youtube.com/profile?user=vkadkl
BMAC: brattleboromuseum.org
This was their (Mike & Steve Perrucci) fourth year setting up dominoes at the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center, but that's not the only reason the number 4 is meaningful. That's how many domino topplers collaborated to create a giant, 20,825 piece domino display!
This year I was very fortunate to join Mike and Steve Perrucci (of Mikemazeguy) and Aidan (aka AP the Dominerd). We all worked together and brought our own individual parts to the display.
A crew from local TV station WCAX also joined us the day of the topple. Reporter Gina Bullard interviewed all of us and put together a piece you can view at the link below. The knockdown was broadcast live on their news program.
WCAX: wcax.com/Global/story.asp?S=14071721
Mike & Steve: youtube.com/mikemazeguy
Aidan: youtube.com/profile?user=vkadkl
BMAC: brattleboromuseum.org
