Record and CD Collector Fair: These events are held at Crofton Halls, Orpington (next to the railway station) on the first Sunday of every month. All genres from years gone by to present day. The fair has just about everything; there are dealers who are highly specialised in very collectable material, but there are also dealers who offer bargains and very inexpensive records and CDs. It is therefore a fair for both collectors and bargain hunters. You will find vinyl records (7' and LP, picture discs and coloured vinyl), memorabilia and CDs. The occasional music lover can also find cheap records and CDs. Your old vinyl and CD's also bought at the event, tele: 07742 953200 or e-mail your info and details to bionic_records@hotmail.com . Next events are on Sunday 4th March and Sunday 1st April.
Doors Open at 10.00am until 4.00pm. Admission £1. Free Parking. Refreshments available.
Record and CD Collector Fair at Crofton Halls in Orpington, Kent on Sunday, 04 March 2012.
For more information about Record and CD Collector Fair, please contact 07742 953200, or see event details on the left.
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