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Two weeks of vinyl, CDs and music memorabilia stalls at the Armazém Regimental in Lagos.
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The Armazém Regimental in Lagos hosts the 19th Feira do Disco, a browsing fair for record collectors with stalls of secondhand vinyl, CDs and music memorabilia running over two weeks. It is a low-key, free-to-browse fixture for the town's music fans, tucked in among the summer's bigger festivals, and a good stop for anyone hunting for something specific or just digging through crates.
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