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Brainstorm

Inside the mind of Andy Griffiths

Daily from Saturday 26 September
A collection of toys sitting on white shelves

Bookings not required - free

Before you see the new portrait of best-selling children’s author Andy Griffiths by Ronnie van Hout, discover where Andy’s inspiration comes from in Brainstorm: Inside the mind of Andy Griffiths.

Visit the immersive space to find books, music and weird and wonderful treasures from Andy’s personal writing room that inspire his hilarious books. As Andy says: ‘Every child (and adult!) has an imagination, and the more you feed it and exercise it, the larger and more powerful it becomes.’

Feed your mind and ideas will follow …

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