Sandpit events are always bloody awesome! They consist of weird fun and games in public places and basically make you feel like a little kid again: a smart, scheming kid with a sense of adventure and no shame.
Sandpit #8 sees the team take over the ICA as part of the institute's Feedback Season. There's loads of cool stuff to take part in like stalking celebrities, mapping local monsters (?) and something called By Jingo There Goes My Pink Flamingo.
Sounds amazing, and best of all it's totally free!
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