Rainy weather was no match for vinyl lovers at our Records at the ReStore pop-up event April 25, which drew a steady crowd of collectors, casual browsers and longtime ReStore regulars throughout the day.
A variety of record vendors set up alongside the ReStore’s own vinyl collection, curated and managed by regular volunteer Nicholas. Nicholas served as the perfect ambassador, greeting first-time visitors and familiar faces alike and helping shoppers dig through the stacks.
The atmosphere stayed festive from open to close, fueled in part by live broadcasts from WKZE and Radio Kingston, whose DJs spun records and kept the energy high.
Proceeds from ReStore sales support Ulster County Habitat for Humanity’s mission to build homes, communities and hope across the region.
Pictured from left to right: Alyssa Sciarrone, Promotions & Production Associate at WKZE, Michael Nickerson of UPAC, who volunteered his time and expertise to help produce the event,Dr. Andy Gladding, WKZE Station Owner and Chief Engineer
