We hope you didn’t miss a very interesting event last weekend – the 17th edition of Brussels Vinyl Record Fair.
On December 3rd, the Brussels Vinyl Record Fair took place in a wonderful Galerie Ravenstein, a location where it all started 17 years ago. Nestled in the city centre, just near the Central Station, this fair proves to be a success year after year with the number of visitors and exhibitors rising all the time. The fair is ‘vinyl only’ as the organizers put it, but it offers all musical genres including pop, rock (from ABBA to ZAPPA), soul, funk, reggae, disco, punk, chanson and much more.
A lot of foreign dealers are coming from different parts of Europe but also from Japan. Some dealers are more specialized (such as progressive music or punk or soundtracks etc…) while others offer a wider range of records. Be sure to check the official website of the festival, in order to stay updated with any upcoming events.
Photos (c) Aris Setya
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