PREMIER MUSIC FAIRS
RECORD & CD FAIRS
FAIRS HELD EVERY WEEKEND THROUGHOUT THE NORTH OF ENGLAND
Tel: Bernard 01457 854851 or Cliff - 01457 862992. email - premierfairs@aol.com
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APRIL 2012
Sunday 1st No Fair
Saturday 7th KENDAL Parish Hall. Kirkland (A6). 35 tables 10am - 4pm LA9 5AD
Sunday 8th DONCASTER DOME (BIG FAIR). Leisure Park. 70 tables 10am - 3pm DN4 7PD
Monday 9th BUXTON. The Railway. Bridge St. Town Centre. 20T Free admission 10am - 4pm SK17 6BE
Sunday 15th CLEETHORPES. Memorial Hall. Grimsby Road. 25 tables 10am - 4pm DN35 8AH
Sunday 22nd LIVERPOOL Holiday Inn. Lime Street (facing station). 30 tables 10am - 3pm L1 1NQ
Saturday 28th MIDDLESBROUGH Town Hall. Corporation Rd. 50 tables 10am - 4pm TS1 2QQ
Sunday 29th LEEDS. Corn Exchange. Call Lane. (city centre). 35 tables Free Adm. 10am - 4pm LS1 7BR
May 2012
Saturday 5th HUDDERSFIELD. George Hotel. St. Georges Square. (next to station) 25T 10am - 4pm HD1 1JA
Sunday 6th LINCOLN. Assembly Rooms. Bailgate. (Cathedral Qtr.) 30 tables 10am - 4pm LN1 3AR
Saturday 12th MANCHESTER Sachas Hotel. Tib Street, Piccadilly. 10am - 4pm M4 1SH
Sunday 13th YORK Novotel. Fishergate (A19) 30 tables 10am - 3pm YO10 1FG
Saturday 19th SHEFFIELD The Showroom. Paternoster Row (off Sheaf Street). 30 tables 10am - 4pm S1 2BX
Sunday 20th SKIPTON Town Hall. High Street. 35 tables 10am - 4pm HD23 1AH
Saturday 26th SKEGNESS. County Hotel. North Parade. 25 tables Free Admission 10am - 4pm PE25 2UB
Sunday 27th LEEDS Corn Exchange. Call Lane. 35 tables Free Admission 10am - 4pm LS1 7BR

June 2012
Sunday 3rd DONCASTER DOME (BIG FAIR) Leisure Park. 70 tables 10am - 3pm DN4 7PD
Monday 4th BUXTON The Railway. Bridge Street, Town Centre. 20 Tables Free Adm. 10am - 4pm SK17 6BE
Saturday 9th KENDAL Parish Hall. Kirkland (A6). 35 tables 10am - 4pm LA9 5AD
Sunday 10th LIVERPOOL Holiday Inn. Lime Street (facing station) 35 tables 10am - 3pm L1 1NQ
Sunday 17th CLEETHORPES Memorial Hall. Grimsby Road. 25 tables 10am - 4pm DN35 8AH
Saturday 23rd HUDDERSFIELD George Hotel. St, Georges Square. 25 tables 10am - 4pm HD1 1JA
Sunday 24th LEEDS Corn Exchange. Call Lane. City centre 35 tables Free Admission 10am - 4pm LS1 7BR
Saturday 30th MIDDLESBROUGH Town Hall. Corporation Road. 50 tables 10am - 4pm TS1 2QQ

July 2012
Saturday 17th MANCHESTER Sachas Hotel, Tib Street, Piccadilly 10am - 4pm M4 1SH
Sunday 18th SKIPTON Town Hall. High Street. 35 tables 10am - 4pm BD23 1AH
Saturday 14th SHEFFIELD The Workstation. 25 tables 10am - 4pm S1 2BX
Sunday 15th No Fair
Saturday 21st BUXTON The Railway. Bridge Street. Town Centre. 20t Free Adm. 10am - 4pm SK17 6BE
Sunday 22nd YORK Novotel. Fishergate A19 30 tables 10am - 3pm YO10 4FG
Sunday 29th LEEDS Corn Exchange. Call Lane. City centre. 35 tables Free Adm. 10am - 4pm LS1 7BR
For further information please phone Bernard on 01457 854851 or email Cliff : premierfairs@aol.com
Stall Bookings
Stalls are available at most of our fairs. One table costs £40, two tables £65. Three tables £80. Tel: 01457 854851 to book
Rates at Leeds Corn Exchange are higher for multiple tables. Prepayment required in advance for new dealers.
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Come along to one of our fairs and enjoy a great day out. Meet the sellers face to face and examine the condition of the records yourself. No mis-described items or long waits for the post to arrive. Haggle to get that bargain and enjoy the buzz and sociability that only meeting like-minded people can bring. |
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Admission Adult - £2.00 Conc. - £1.50 (seniors/students) |
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Fairs open 10am Close either 3pm or 4pm readmission at any time |
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THE VINYL REVIVAL When the Compact Disc first appeared in the late 1980's it was thought the days of the vinyl record were numbered. Yet amazingly over 20 years on, it is possible that vinyl could well see off the CD. There is no denying that the vast majority of the music buying public switched to the new format. Its undeniable appeal was its ease of use and portability. But there was always something lacking - the detail and warmth in the sound, the artwork and presentation, the pleasure in watching the tone-arm track across the record. Even the odd hiss and crackle added to the authenticity. The younger age group once regarded as the download generation are shunning CD's and have discovered the pleasures of vinyl and record fairs for the first time, being the ideal place to find all genres of music at bargain prices. The record companies that were slow at first to see what was going on under their noses have now started to increase their output of new releases and back catalogue on vinyl. This is a trail that had been blazed by a myriad of small pressing plants all over the world for the format that just refused to go away. |