The Rubik's Cube is one of the world's most famous puzzles, but beneath its colourful surface lies a surprisingly rich mathematical universe. In this interactive workshop, we will use the Rubik's Cube as a gateway to one of the central ideas of pure mathematics: symmetry. Starting with a visual demonstration of a virtual Rubik's Cube projected on screen, we will explore how simple operations combine to produce intricate patterns and how mathematicians capture these transformations through the language of groups. The concepts will be introduced visually and intuitively, requiring no previous mathematical background. We will then move from the screen to physical Rubik's Cubes, using hands-on demonstrations and audience participation to investigate how moves interact, how certain patterns can be created and reversed, and why this iconic puzzle has fascinated mathematicians for decades. Along the way, we will touch upon some of the broader themes that emerge from these ideas, including algorithms, computational complexity, cryptography, and the remarkable power of mathematics to describe structure and order. This workshop is intended for anyone curious about puzzles, patterns, and the beauty of mathematical thought. It is not a lesson in speed-solving, but rather an invitation to glimpse some of the deep ideas hidden inside one of the world's most recognizable objects.