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There’s a huge record sale with tons of vinyls coming to Seattle this winter

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If you love records, or collect them, there’s a show happening in March that you won’t want to miss. The Northwest Record Show is back in Seattle, bringing a lot of music-related collectibles to you!

According to organizers, “at the Northwest Record Show, you will find tons of vinyl records, CDs, and other music-related collectibles for sale from dealers & stores from all over the PNW.”

On March 3rd, you can expect over over 50 tables of records, LPs, 45s, CDs and music memorabilia at the Seattle Center Armory Food Court.

As for genres, they include R&B, Funk, Jazz, Rock, Rockabilly, Blues, Country, Hip Hop, Folk, Bluegrass, Punk and more.

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There are no advance tickets for the Northwest Record Show, and admission will be taken at the door at $3.

If your record collection is already overflowing, you’ll also be able to shop other music-related collectibles. And with admission so cheap you might as well check it out and use it as an excuse to see what’s new at Seattle Center. Plus, if you bring a can of food to donate to Northwest Harvest you’ll get $1 off the price of admission.

See? Really no reason not to check it out! The Armory is a cool building and definitely nostalgic for any born and raised Seattleites.