Nutley Event: Mingle With Other Vinyl Record Fans At Library Event

NUTLEY, NJ — Are you a vinyl fan in Nutley? If so, Jon Lambert, owner of the Princeton Record Exchange, has some helpful advice for you.

The Nutley Public Library, which recently returned vinyl record albums to its collection, will host Lambert at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 12 to discuss his experience “running one of the top-rated independent record stores in the country.” Lambert will also discuss caring for, proper storage of and tips on how to value records.

• See related article: Nutley Library Bringing Back Vinyl Records

All who attend have a chance to win a free turntable, purchased by the Friends of the Nutley Public Library, event organizers stated.

Learn more about the event here.

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Photo: Nutley Public Library

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