Dave The Record Guy at Taree Hub Markets – Saturday, September 19

Dave The Record Guy at Taree Hub Markets – Saturday, September 19

Dave The Record Guy at Taree Hub Markets – Saturday, September 19

Dave The Record Guy is heading to the Hub Markets at Taree Showground on Saturday, September 19, bringing along a fantastic selection of vinyl records, music CDs, music DVDs, collectibles, memorabilia and more for music lovers, record collectors, bargain hunters, families and anyone who enjoys discovering something special at a local market.

Presented by the Rotary Club of Taree, the Hub Markets offer a wonderful opportunity to spend a Saturday morning exploring interesting finds, browsing physical music and enjoying the local market atmosphere.

Whether you are a dedicated vinyl collector searching for your next great album, someone who still loves owning music on CD, a fan of music DVDs or simply enjoy discovering unexpected treasures, make sure Dave The Record Guy is one of your stops.

The market runs from 8:00 am to 12:30 pm at Taree Showground, giving you the morning to browse through a variety of music, collectibles and other interesting items.

You never know what you might find.

An album that takes you back to your younger days.

A CD you have been searching for.

A music DVD featuring a favourite artist.

Or an interesting collectible that deserves a place in your collection.

Come along, enjoy a relaxed Saturday morning and discover why browsing physical music remains such an enjoyable experience.

Event Details

Event: Hub Markets

Presented By: Rotary Club of Taree

Location: Taree Showground, Taree

Date: Saturday, September 19, 2026

Time: 8:00 am – 12:30 pm

Stall: Dave The Record Guy

Available: Vinyl Records, Music CDs, Music DVDs, Collectibles, Memorabilia & More

Perfect For: Vinyl collectors, music lovers, CD enthusiasts, collectors, bargain hunters, gift buyers, families and local market visitors

What to Expect: Physical music, interesting collectibles, unexpected discoveries and a great Saturday morning market experience.

Experience the Hub Markets at Taree Showground

There is something special about spending a Saturday morning exploring a local market.

You arrive without knowing exactly what you might discover.

You wander through the stalls.

Something catches your attention.

You stop for a closer look.

And sometimes you come across something that immediately brings back a memory or introduces you to an entirely new interest.

That is part of the enjoyment of visiting the Hub Markets at Taree Showground.

Presented by the Rotary Club of Taree, the event brings together the opportunity to explore market finds and enjoy a morning out in the local community.

For music enthusiasts, Dave The Record Guy adds another reason to visit.

With vinyl records, CDs, music DVDs, collectibles and memorabilia to browse, there is plenty of opportunity to search for another addition to your collection.

Whether you are planning a dedicated record-hunting trip or simply stopping by while exploring the markets, give yourself enough time to have a proper look.

The best discoveries often happen when you least expect them.

Discover Dave The Record Guy at Hub Markets

If you love music, there is a good chance you understand the excitement of searching through physical albums.

You might be looking for a particular artist.

Perhaps you want to replace an album you once owned.

Maybe you are hoping to find something interesting without having a specific title in mind.

Or you simply enjoy browsing through records and CDs to see what catches your attention.

At the Hub Markets on Saturday, September 19, Dave The Record Guy will be bringing along a selection of physical music and collectibles for visitors to explore.

From vinyl records and music CDs to music DVDs, collectibles and memorabilia, there are different kinds of music-related finds to look through.

It is an opportunity to enjoy the experience of discovering music in person rather than simply scrolling through an online catalogue.

Take your time.

Browse through the collection.

Look at the album artwork.

Read the track listings.

And see whether something unexpected deserves a place in your music collection.

Browse a Great Selection of Vinyl Records

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For vinyl enthusiasts, few experiences compare to browsing through boxes of LP records.

There is something satisfying about finding an interesting album among a collection of records.

You recognise the artwork.

You pull it out.

You look at the cover.

You check the track listing.

And suddenly you remember a song you have not heard in years.

Sometimes you discover the exact album you were hoping to find.

Other times, something completely unfamiliar catches your attention.

That sense of discovery is one of the reasons why vinyl collecting remains such an enjoyable hobby.

Unlike searching for an individual song online, browsing records encourages you to explore entire albums.

You can appreciate the cover artwork, the original album presentation and the experience of owning a physical piece of music.

At Dave The Record Guy’s stall at Taree Hub Markets, take some time to explore the vinyl selection.

Whether you are searching for a familiar favourite or hoping to discover something new, there is always the possibility of an interesting find.

You never know what might be waiting in the next box.

A Fantastic Morning for Record Collectors

Experienced record collectors know that the hunt is part of the enjoyment.

There is a particular excitement that comes from discovering an album you have wanted for years.

You might recognise a familiar cover.

You might find a release you have never seen before.

Or you might come across an album that reminds you of a particular moment in your life.

Sometimes the most memorable additions to a collection are not the rarest or most expensive records.

They are the ones that mean something personally.

An album connected to your teenage years.

A record your parents used to play.

The soundtrack to a memorable road trip.

Or a release from an artist you have followed for decades.

When you visit the Hub Markets, give yourself the opportunity to explore Dave’s records properly.

You may find something that deserves a permanent place on your shelf.

And even if you arrive without a shopping list, you might leave with a new favourite.

Starting Your First Vinyl Collection?

You do not need years of experience to enjoy browsing records.

If you have recently purchased a turntable or are considering starting a vinyl collection, a local record market can be an enjoyable place to begin.

Building a collection should be about discovering and owning music you genuinely love.

You can start with albums from artists you already enjoy.

Look for familiar songs.

Explore different musical genres.

Pay attention to interesting album covers.

And occasionally try something new.

Over time, individual records can become a collection that reflects your personal musical taste.

The albums you choose may also develop their own stories.

You might remember where you purchased them, who you were with or what inspired you to take them home.

Perhaps your next record will be one you discover at Taree Hub Markets on Saturday, September 19.

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Alongside the vinyl records, Dave The Record Guy will also have music CDs available to browse.

For many music lovers, CDs remain a fantastic way to enjoy physical music.

They are compact.

Convenient to store.

Easy to organise.

And they allow you to own a physical copy of an album rather than relying entirely on streaming services.

A CD collection can also become a personal musical archive.

Each album represents a particular artist, period or memory.

You may discover a CD that you once played constantly.

Perhaps it was an album you listened to while driving.

A favourite release from your teenage years.

A greatest hits collection.

Or a recording that reminds you of an important time in your life.

Sometimes simply seeing the album cover is enough to bring those memories back.

At Hub Markets, make sure you have a proper look through Dave’s CD selection.

You might rediscover something you had completely forgotten about.

Rediscover Albums You Have Not Heard in Years

Music has an incredible ability to bring back memories.

A particular song can remind you of someone.

An album can take you back to a specific year.

An artist can remind you of a concert, holiday, celebration or road trip.

That connection is one of the reasons why physical music can feel so personal.

When you browse through records and CDs, you are not simply looking at products.

You are exploring music that has been part of people’s lives.

You might pick up an album and immediately think:

“I used to have this!”

You might recognise a CD your family played when you were younger.

Or you may discover an artist you once loved and decide it is time to listen again.

These moments make browsing physical music a rewarding experience.

And they are part of what makes visiting a market such an enjoyable way to discover albums.

Take your time at Dave’s stall.

You never know which album might bring back a wonderful memory.

Explore Music DVDs

Vinyl records and CDs are not the only music-related items worth exploring.

Dave The Record Guy will also be bringing music DVDs to the Hub Markets.

For fans who enjoy watching music as well as listening to it, DVDs can be an interesting addition to a collection.

Music DVDs can offer a different experience from traditional albums.

Concert recordings allow you to enjoy a performance visually.

Music documentaries can provide an opportunity to learn more about artists and their careers.

And music-related video releases can preserve performances and moments that fans enjoy revisiting.

If you are interested in music history, live performances or collecting physical releases from your favourite artists, take a look through Dave’s DVD selection.

You may discover something that complements the records and CDs already sitting in your collection.

It is another reason to explore the stall beyond the vinyl boxes.

Discover Collectibles and Memorabilia

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For some people, collecting music goes well beyond albums.

Music-related memorabilia and collectibles can also hold a special place in a collection.

These items can represent favourite artists, memorable performances, musical eras or personal interests.

They can also make interesting display pieces for a music room, home entertainment space or dedicated collection.

At Taree Hub Markets, Dave The Record Guy will have collectibles and memorabilia alongside the physical music.

If you enjoy discovering items with musical character, make sure you explore what is available.

You may come across something that catches your eye.

Perhaps you are looking for a collectible connected to an artist you enjoy.

Maybe you want something interesting to display alongside your albums.

Or perhaps you simply enjoy browsing memorabilia and seeing what unexpected treasures appear.

Available items will depend on what Dave brings along, so the best way to discover the selection is to visit and have a look.

The Excitement of Finding Something Unexpected

One of the greatest things about visiting a market is that you never know exactly what you will find.

You might arrive with a particular record in mind.

But something else could catch your attention.

An unfamiliar album cover.

A CD from an artist you have not listened to in years.

An interesting music DVD.

Or a collectible that you had never considered buying.

These unexpected discoveries can turn a simple market visit into a memorable experience.

Online shopping is convenient when you know precisely what you want.

But browsing physical music offers something different.

You get to explore what is available.

You can discover items you were not actively searching for.

And you can enjoy the process of finding something interesting one item at a time.

At Dave The Record Guy’s stall, keep an open mind.

Sometimes the best addition to your collection is the one you did not plan to buy.

Find a Thoughtful Gift for a Music Lover

If you are looking for a gift for someone who loves music, vinyl records, CDs, music DVDs and collectibles can be thoughtful options.

The right music-related gift can feel far more personal than something generic.

Think about the person you are shopping for.

Do they have a favourite artist?

Is there an album they once owned?

Do they collect vinyl?

Are they interested in music DVDs or memorabilia?

Is there a particular song or band that reminds them of a special memory?

An album connected to someone’s musical taste can become a gift they enjoy for years.

It might be played regularly.

Displayed as part of a collection.

Or kept because it reminds them of someone special.

When you visit the Hub Markets, take some time to browse Dave’s selection with gift ideas in mind.

You may find something that would make a music enthusiast very happy.

Why Physical Music Still Matters

Today, music is available almost instantly through streaming platforms.

You can search for an artist and begin listening within seconds.

That convenience has changed the way many people discover and enjoy music.

But physical formats continue to offer an experience that streaming cannot completely replace.

Vinyl records have large album artwork that can be appreciated as part of the release.

CDs come with their own packaging, artwork and track information.

Music DVDs allow fans to own physical copies of performances and other music-related video content.

And memorabilia can give collectors something tangible connected to their interests.

Physical collections also develop character over time.

Every item can represent a memory, discovery or personal connection.

You might remember purchasing an album at a concert.

Finding a record while travelling.

Receiving a CD as a gift.

Or discovering a release while browsing a local market.

Those experiences become part of the collection itself.

When you buy an album from Dave The Record Guy, you are not simply adding another item to a shelf.

You are giving yourself another opportunity to enjoy music in a physical form.

Support Your Local Music Supplier

Shopping with a local music seller provides an experience that is different from purchasing everything through a large online marketplace.

You can browse through physical items.

Look at the artwork.

Check the release information.

Explore unfamiliar albums.

And enjoy the process of discovering music in person.

Supporting independent sellers also helps keep local music-collecting experiences available.

Records and CDs can find new homes with people who will continue to enjoy them.

An album that one person no longer plays might become another person’s favourite discovery.

A CD might replace a copy that someone lost years ago.

And a record might become the beginning of an entirely new collection.

These connections between music and collectors are part of what makes physical music special.

By visiting Dave The Record Guy at Hub Markets, you can enjoy browsing the collection while supporting a local music supplier.

Enjoy a Saturday Morning at the Hub Markets

The Hub Markets offer a straightforward way to enjoy a Saturday morning in Taree.

There is no complicated plan required.

Head down to Taree Showground.

Explore the market.

See what catches your attention.

Take time to browse through interesting finds.

And make sure to visit Dave The Record Guy while you are there.

Whether you are a local resident, visiting Taree for the weekend or simply looking for a morning activity, the market provides an opportunity to spend some time exploring.

For music lovers, Dave’s selection of records, CDs and memorabilia adds another reason to come along.

You might spend ten minutes looking through the music.

Or you might find yourself browsing for much longer.

That depends entirely on how many interesting albums catch your eye.

With the market running from 8:00 am until 12:30 pm, you can plan your visit around the Saturday morning opening hours.

Get There Early and Enjoy the Browse

If you are particularly interested in searching for vinyl records and other collectibles, arriving early can give you more time to explore.

The market opens at 8:00 am, so there is plenty of opportunity to make music hunting part of your Saturday morning.

Bring along your enthusiasm for discovering something new.

If you have particular artists or albums in mind, keep them on your personal wish list as you browse.

But do not limit yourself entirely to what you already know.

Some of the most enjoyable music discoveries happen when you come across an album you had not considered before.

Look through the records.

Explore the CDs.

Check out the music DVDs.

Have a look at the collectibles and memorabilia.

You may discover something interesting before the morning is over.

A Great Opportunity for Vinyl Enthusiasts

Vinyl collecting is about more than simply owning albums.

For many enthusiasts, it is an ongoing journey of discovery.

Some collectors focus on particular artists.

Others prefer specific musical genres.

Some are interested in records from certain decades.

And many simply collect albums that they personally enjoy listening to.

There is no single correct way to build a vinyl collection.

What matters is finding music that means something to you.

Visiting Dave The Record Guy at the Hub Markets provides another opportunity to explore physical albums and see what is available.

You might find something familiar.

You might discover a new favourite.

Or you might simply enjoy spending time browsing through records.

For dedicated collectors and casual music fans alike, the experience can be just as enjoyable as the purchase itself.

More Than Just Records

Although vinyl records are a major attraction for many music enthusiasts, Dave The Record Guy offers more to explore at this event.

The advertised selection includes:

  • Vinyl Records: Browse physical albums and search for another addition to your collection.
  • Music CDs: Rediscover familiar favourites and explore physical album releases.
  • Music DVDs: Look through music-related video releases and discover something interesting to watch.
  • Collectibles & Memorabilia: Explore music-related items and unexpected treasures.
  • More Great Finds: See what other interesting items Dave brings along on the day.

Whether you enjoy listening, watching, collecting or simply browsing, there are different categories worth taking the time to explore.

The exact selection may vary, making a visit to the stall the ideal way to see what is available.

A Market Experience for Every Music Lover

You do not have to be an experienced collector to enjoy Dave’s stall.

Perhaps you have never owned a vinyl record.

Maybe you still have a large CD collection at home.

You might enjoy concert DVDs.

Or you may simply love music and the memories connected to it.

Whatever your interests, browsing physical music can be an enjoyable way to spend part of your morning.

Take a look through the album covers.

Recognise familiar artists.

Explore something different.

And enjoy the experience of discovering music without needing to know exactly what you want beforehand.

You may find an album worth taking home.

You may discover something you want to listen to later.

Or you might simply enjoy seeing what is available.

That is part of the charm of a record market.

Make Dave The Record Guy One of Your Stops

If you are planning to visit the Hub Markets at Taree Showground on Saturday, September 19, make sure Dave The Record Guy is on your list.

With vinyl records, CDs, music DVDs, collectibles and memorabilia advertised for the event, there is plenty for music enthusiasts to explore.

Whether you are searching for another LP, looking through familiar CDs, interested in music DVDs or hoping to discover an unexpected collectible, take the time to have a proper browse.

You may recognise an album from your childhood.

Find something from a favourite artist.

Discover a release you have never heard before.

Or come across an item that makes a thoughtful gift.

Every visit offers the possibility of discovering something different.

And sometimes, all it takes is one interesting album cover to turn an ordinary market visit into a memorable experience.

See You at Taree Hub Markets!

Make plans to visit Dave The Record Guy at the Hub Markets on Saturday, September 19, 2026.

Come along to Taree Showground between 8:00 am and 12:30 pm and enjoy a morning of browsing, collecting and discovering great music.

Explore Dave’s selection of vinyl records, music CDs, music DVDs, collectibles, memorabilia and more.

Whether you are an experienced vinyl collector, a lifelong music enthusiast, someone looking for a special gift or simply enjoy discovering interesting items at local markets, make sure you stop by.

Bring your record wish list.

Keep an eye out for unexpected treasures.

And enjoy everything that makes physical music collecting so special.

Dave The Record Guy — Hub Markets — Saturday, September 19.

8:00 am – 12:30 pm | Taree Showground

Come for the market, stay for the music, and see what fantastic finds are waiting for you.

Dave The Record Guy — your trusted local music supplier for Vinyl Records, Music CDs, Music DVDs, Collectibles, Memorabilia & More!