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Where's Jamie?
Wallner Gallery, Nottingham Lakeside Arts, University Park, Nottingham, NG7 2RD
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Where's Jamie?
Nottingham Lakeside Arts
Saturday 19 May - Sunday 1 July 2018
A celebration of the Jamie Johnson phenomena by photographer Marcus Tate
Ever wondered where Jamie Johnson kicked his first ball in anger, stole the money from his grandad’s shed and stopped the game to save the life of an opposing player?
To celebrate the launch of BBC’s premier football drama Jamie Johnson, this unique exhibition invites you to put the places to the faces. Discover the real life locations that became the part of the Jamie Johnson story, taking Jamie from his Beeston bedroom to global super stardom!
FREE
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