Record fair with sellers from across the UK, open decks and free entry at the Brudenell Social Club.
The Brudenell Record Fair returns to Brudenell Social Club on Sunday 18 October, from 10am to 3pm. It's the longest-running record fair in Leeds, seventeen years and counting, and Time Out once called it a 'nugget of Leeds' social scene'.
It's a fair that pulls from across the country, with sellers travelling from all over the UK to set up. Alongside them, a handful of regular private collectors turn up every time, so you'll find a mix of professional dealers and people selling from their own shelves. The stalls spread across both of the club's rooms, which gives you plenty of space to dig through without feeling too squeezed.
Open Decks FC provide the music in both rooms throughout the day, and Pieminister pies are on offer on the day, so you can grab something to eat while you're at it. There's also very cheap onsite parking for sellers and buyers, which makes it easier if you're driving in from further afield.
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Entry is free, and it runs from 10am to 3pm at Brudenell Social Club, 33 Queens Road, LS6 1NY.
