My passion for vinyl began when he was a teenager and continues to this day.
Over the years, I have collected 6000+ records in my vinyl collection journey and that number continues to grow every week.
I started off selling lots of different items at the flea market with only one box of records.
Once I sold that box, I bought a second and then another box. Before I knew it, I had over 20 boxes of records I was selling each week.
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A lot of older country and polka don't have much value while rock'n roll and metal music are highly sought after as good quality records have a high value.
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Just this past week saw the opportunity for me to travel to Chilliwack and buy two different album collections.
So my love for records has also led me to run this year's Largest Record Show in Kelowna, with more than 60+ tables of vendors selling records, CDs, music memorabilia and so much more.
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The record show takes place Saturday, June 22, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Rutland Centennial Hall, 215 Shepherd Rd.
Admission is $5.
To book a vending table, call 236-457-8779.
