Annual music market on Fifth Street NE with CDs, cassettes and 45s for a quarter and records at low prices.
The Annual Northeast Fall Music Sale is back at 1433 Fifth St. NE in Minneapolis this weekend, Saturday and Sunday, 10 AM to 5 PM. It's a massive market with thousands of records, CDs, and cassettes spread across the floor, and the prices are low enough that you can walk away with a whole bag of music without spending much.
If you're a collector, the sheer volume is the draw here. We're talking thousands of titles—vinyl, CDs, and cassettes—all in one place. It's the kind of sale where you can spend a couple of hours just digging through crates, pulling out things you forgot you loved and stumbling onto stuff you've never heard of. The mix covers a lot of ground, so it works whether you're hunting for something specific or just want to see what catches your eye.
The pricing is the best part. All CDs, cassettes, and 45s are a quarter each, and full-length records start at 50 cents and go up from there. When the bulk of the stock is that cheap, you don't have to be precious about what you pick up; you can grab a few things on a whim and still have plenty left over for the real finds. It's a great way to build a collection or just refresh your rotation without breaking the bank.
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It runs both days, Saturday and Sunday, from 10 AM to 5 PM at 1433 Fifth St. NE, so you've got two full days to work your way through the crates. If you're planning to go, coming early is usually the move—the best stuff tends to move fast, and having the whole day in front of you makes it easier to take your time. All CDs, cassettes, and 45s are $0.25 each, and records start at $0.50.
