Feeling a vibe for vinyl? Craving cassettes? CDs to make your collection less seedy?

FUNDRAISER SALE IN MISSOULA SUNDAY

The "old school" ways by which many of us listened to music, and still do, have never gone away. They are a collector mainstay, and good assortments can easily be found in numerous shops everywhere, including Missoula.

But this one-day shopping experience is unique in that it benefits a non-profit radio station. A large part of the fun of sales like these is the roll of the dice as you shop the unknown, perhaps finding what you've been looking for for ages. Or something you didn't know you needed or wanted until you saw it on a table!

WHEN, WHERE AND HOW MUCH

Community Radio's KFGM Record Sale is coming to the Missoula Senior Center, 705 South Higgins Avenue, Missoula, this Sunday, March 29, from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm.

Vendors from around Montana will showcase cool, collectable and vintage LPs, cassettes, CDs and more. Thousands of cheap record, tapes, CDs and videos that have been donated to the community radio station.

If it is worth a few extra bucks to you, Early Bird admission fee, from 8:00 - 9:00 am is $8. After 9:00 am admission is $5.

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ABOUT KFGM

Proceeds from Sunday's sale benefit KFGM - Missoula Community Radio.

From their website: "Missoula Community Radio creates a medium for all community members to enrich and engage their community directly and freely by producing educational, socially just, culturally aware, and entertaining radio programming.

Among our desired outcomes are the enrichment of civic and cultural life for all community members, strengthened bonds between disparate community groups, and the formation of new ties within our shared home. We believe that community radio has a transformative influence on both the broadcaster and the listener."

KFGM operates on a frequency donated by Townsquare Media, Missoula,  at 101.5 FM.

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