Austin Record Convention (Fall 2026)
- Dates
- Sat–Sun, October 24–25, 2026
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- Location
- Austin, Texas
- Palmer Events Center
A vinyl event — crates and dealer tables (or, for Record Store Day, a one-day release at participating indie shops).
Last verified September 21, 2026 · Verify before you go — organisers change dates, hours, and halls.
What to expect on the floor
- Floor mix: crates and dealer tables of LPs, 45s, and reissues — or, for Record Store Day, limited pressings at participating shops.
- Who it's for: crate diggers with patience and a want list. Skip it if you only buy sealed reissues online.
- What to hunt this cycle: vinyl & music — check the Heat Index before you set a ceiling.Vinyl heatCDs heat
- Prep: bring sleeves, a want list, and a way to check condition under bad lighting.
- Fly vs drive: Austin is a fly-in-worthy stop for this format if you are buying seriously; otherwise treat it as a regional drive.
Tickets, shops, and nearby dates
Tickets & hours
Sold and published by the organiser. We link out instead of republishing prices and hours that change between editions.
Official ticket page ↗Shops near the venue
Independent shops around Austin on the Gem Hunter map, for the day before or after.
Open the store map →Austin Record Convention (Fall 2026) — the details
When is Austin Record Convention (Fall 2026)?
Austin Record Convention (Fall 2026) runs Sat–Sun, October 24–25, 2026. Those dates are published by the organiser; we re-check them against the official site and stamp the page with the date of that check.
Where is it?
Austin Record Convention (Fall 2026) takes place in Austin, Texas at Palmer Events Center. Venue details come from the organiser; entrances, parking, and hall assignments can change between editions.
What kind of show is this?
A vinyl event — crates and dealer tables (or, for Record Store Day, a one-day release at participating indie shops).
What do collectors actually buy here?
Floor mix: crates and dealer tables of LPs, 45s, and reissues — or, for Record Store Day, limited pressings at participating shops. Who it's for: crate diggers with patience and a want list. Skip it if you only buy sealed reissues online. We do not publish table counts or vendor lists we cannot source — the organiser's exhibitor list is the authority.
Is VIP or early entry worth it?
Early-entry and VIP tiers change what is still on the tables when general admission opens, which matters most at vinyl / record event events. We do not list prices or tiers here because they change per edition — check the official ticket page and decide against your own want list.
Official source
Dates, hours, tickets, and exhibitor information should be confirmed on the organiser's official site. Age of Millennials tracks this event as a signal for collectors — signals, not appraisals.
Austin Record Convention (Fall 2026) FAQ
- When is Austin Record Convention (Fall 2026)?
- Sat–Sun, October 24–25, 2026.
- Where is Austin Record Convention (Fall 2026) located?
- Austin, Texas — Palmer Events Center
- Are the dates confirmed?
- Yes — these dates come from the organiser and were last checked on September 21, 2026. Dates can still change, so verify before booking travel.
- Is this a comic con, card show, or something else?
- A vinyl event — crates and dealer tables (or, for Record Store Day, a one-day release at participating indie shops).
- Where do I confirm tickets and hours?
- On the organiser's official site. We link out rather than sell tickets, and we do not republish ticket prices or hours that can change between editions.
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