The Record Cafe's Keith Wildman, pictured left, in his popular music shop and bar. Inset, someone listens to music on a record player. Source: Newsquest/Natasha Meek.
A charity record fair is taking place at Bradford’s independent vinyl record shop, The Record Café, this June.
Age UK Bradford District has put together a collection of donated vinyl records, taking people on a musical journey through pop, rock, blues, funk, soul and even vintage children’s TV shows.
The record fair will take place from 2pm to 4pm on Sunday, June 12.
Age UK’s CEO Mark Rounding said: “It is great to connect with The Record Café to hold a record fair, making the most of our stock to bring the sale to the customers of an independent shop in Bradford.
“Fundraising this way also allows Age UK to engage with more people who might not be aware of the work we do.”
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