Groove On Over To Vinyl Street Café's First Birthday Bash In Fairfield

FAIRFIELD, Conn. — If you thought vinyl records went the way of mood rings and floppy discs, stop on by Vinyl Street Café, which will celebrate its one-year anniversary with much hoopla this Saturday.

First Selectman Mike Tetreau, right, welcomed Vinyl Street Cafe owner Josh Wright to Fairfield's business community when the shop opened a year ago.
Photo Credit: *Meredith Guinness*

Customers enjoy searching through bins at Vinyl Street Cafe.
Photo Credit: *Meredith Guinness*

Meredith Guinness

07/22/2017 4:00 a.m.

The anniversary festivities include live music performances, tasty breakfast and lunch options from BFF Grill food truck, craft beer and always popular raffles and giveaways. You can even meet Grammy-winning guitarist Paul Nelson, who played with blues rock icon Johnny Winter, who will be on hand for 1 p.m. signing.

“We’re so excited to reach this milestone, and can’t wait to celebrate with our loyal customers and community,” said Josh Wright, who owns the casual record store and listening lounge tucked in a shopping center off the Post Road.

The day’s musical lineup includes The Town Hall, Melissa Mulligan Vocal Studio, Skip Glogan and more.

The celebration takes place from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Vinyl Street Café, 1895 Post Road.

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