16 record fairs coming to East Midlands in 2025 for vinyl and CD collectors to visit - and find hidden gold?

Where should record collectors in the East Midlands be visiting in 2025, so far?
  • East Midlands record collectors - mark the following dates in your diaries.
  • Be it collecting on vinyl, CD or even cassette tape, there’s a number of record fairs coming to the region, so far, in 2025.
  • We’ve collected 14 fairs coming up this year in your neck of the woods, for the chance of finishing off your collections.

The enduring allure of vinyl continues to captivate physical music collectors, fuelling a huge 21st-century revival for the once-dismissed format.

While some might satisfy their craving with a visit to a nearby record shop or a major music retailer in the region, the truly dedicated often dedicate their weekends to the immersive experience of digging through crates at community halls and market events.

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Driven by the thrill of discovering a sought-after 7-inch rarity or an elusive live bootleg, record fairs have transformed into more than just marketplaces. They've become vibrant hubs for enthusiasts to connect, share their expertise, and offer guidance within the collecting community.

So, for those in the East Midlands eager to explore a curated selection of pre-loved and rare vinyl, where should their search begin?

Drawing upon listings from Record Fairs UK, alongside finds on Facebook and Instagram, we've compiled a guide to upcoming record fairs in the East Midlands throughout the rest of the year. These events present a prime opportunity to uncover some hidden gems and expand your cherished collection.

Record Fairs in East Midlands in 2025 - current dates

All information correct as of writing

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