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IN PICTURES: Sub Rooms illuminated by talented Stroud artist Jack Wimperis

Everything is Light is a fantastic family attraction featuring a maze of illuminated tunnels and hidden rooms bathed in colour – all from the unbridled imagination of Jack Wimperis.

By Carl Hewlett
Everything Is Light at The Sub Rooms, Stroud. Picture: Carl Hewlett

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Take a look at Carl Hewlett’s breath-taking picture gallery that proved a ray of Stroud light before the January lockdown.

Crowds flocked to the iconic venue, the Stroud Subscription Rooms throughout December to view Jack Wimperis’s Everything is Light project.

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