If you still have any room in your racks and Ikea cubbies after Record Store Day, the City of Chicago would like to help.
The city’s flagship Harold Washington Library wants to move over 9,000 LPs from its collection. They’re offering them up for just $1 each at a four day sale happening this week.
The Arts & Music LP Sale takes place starting Thursday, April 25 2024 at the Harold Washington Library (400 S. State Street, 8th Floor Room 8s-10) from 10am to 4pm and continuing on Friday April 26 (10am-4pm), Saturday April 27 (10am-4pm) and concluding Sunday April 28 2024 (1pm-4pm).
The sale consists of “over 9,000 unneeded or discarded LP records” from the library’s collection. There’s no telling what you’ll find, but given the kind of records libraries have stored over they years, you’re likely to find something unusual and maybe even just weird.
Each record is priced at $1, cash only.
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