Justin Bieber’s Grandparents Offer Up Personal Items To Create A JB Museum

For all the JB fans out there, today is a blessed day for you all. A Justin Bieber museum is being created, so get set to embrace a decade of Beliebing.

More specifically, an exhibit is being curated in Bieber’s hometown of Stratford Ontario next month called ‘Steps to Stardom’. It will showcase items of JB memorabilia – including many supplied by his grandparents. Museum GM, John Kastner says:

“I think it’s a job for museums to tell stories and this is a great story.”

The centrepiece of the exhibition will be a drum kit the pop star owned as a kid. Also included on display will be Bieber’s Grammy Award, microphones, photographs, his Stratford Warriors hockey jacket, personal letters and even a letter from Michelle Obama.

The exhibit was put together with help from Bieber’s grandparents, Diane and Bruce Dale, who offered curators access to piles of boxes of stuff from the ‘Sorry’ singer’s childhood years.

The Justin Bieber showcase opens at the museum on 18 February.

What are you waiting for?! Those flights to Canada ain’t going to book themselves!