Living Library: Wax & Stacks: Brooklyn Flea Record Fair at the Library for the Performing Arts
Location
The Library for the Performing Arts hosts a smaller version of the Brooklyn Flea Record Fair, bringing together music fans and collectors within the Library walls. Come shop from 10 specially curated record vendors from around New York and New Jersey and while you browse for your next exciting find, enjoy DJ sets and unique demos from our Music and Recorded Sound Division all for free!
The Brooklyn Flea Record Fair is a vinyl-focused market, gathering together record labels, collectors and stores to sell music and music-related goods at Smorgasburg’s Williamsburg Brooklyn location at Marsha P. Johnson State Park.
Please note this will be a cashless event. Vendors to be announced!
Photo credit: Photo by Ashley Waliaa
For 60 years, The Library for the Performing Arts has provided a hub for artists, scholars, and lovers of dance, music, theater, and the performing arts at-large. In celebration of the Library's 60th anniversary, Summer for the City presents a series of events for all ages, including film screenings, storytimes, reading parties, dance recitals, exclusive tours of the Library's treasures, participatory workshops, play readings, pop-up shops, concerts, silent discos, and more! You’re invited to experience the cultural legacy of New York from an expert's perspective and explore the vast collection of one of the country's greatest arts libraries. Learn more.
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