Trinoma Spins into the Holidays with One Stop Record Fair

Audiophiles, collectors, and holiday music lovers, get ready! The One Stop Record Fair: Vinyl in Motion is back, bringing a festive vibe to Ayala Malls TriNoma Activity Center from September 12 to 16. 

Dive into the holiday spirit at this five-day record fair, where you can snag vinyl records, turntables, audio equipment, and unique collectibles from 40 different sellers.

Prepare to explore crates overflowing with vintage and newly released vinyl records—many at discounted prices—covering every genre imaginable. You'll also find cassette tapes and CDs from renowned sellers like Mamsy Records, Spin the Reel Music Trade, Perfect Day Records, Sounds Inc., Vinyl Fields Records, Rudys Record Store, D' Neighbor's Stuff, and Vicor Records, among others.

Find the perfect turntable or browse selections from Rega and Audio Technica. Speakers, headphones, earphones, and other audio gear from Marshall and Vivo will also be on display.

Adding to the atmosphere are live DJ sets from Lourd de Veyra, Par Satelite, DJ Beejay Groovey D, Carlo Cordova, DJ Girltrendo, Bong Bautista, Sherwin Porta, Christian Combate, Carlo Tayag, Jojo Ortiz, Emil Catalan, Richard Ronquillo, Ely Carag, and Kenneth Tanso.

Beyond the music, the fair highlights Manila’s vibrant art scene with works from Gigzilla, Fine Time Studios, Thet and Jurassic Crafts PH, Jecman, and Dibuholabs, offering prints, stickers, and handcrafted items. 

"This record fair is special as we welcome the Christmas season with more merchants than ever," says event organizer Sari Osorio. "We invite everyone to discover music in all its forms. With 40 merchants and a festive lineup, it’s our biggest fair yet." 

Music has always been central to the Philippines' long holiday season, from carols to curated playlists. The One Stop Record Fair: Vinyl in Motion promises a festive gathering to kickstart the holidays with music that lasts well beyond December 25.

Thousands flock to One Stop Record Fair at Estancia, celebs spotted digging vintage records

One Stop Record Team with Sari Osorio in the middle

Thousands of record enthusiasts, vinyl aficionados, and music lovers visited the One Stop Record Fair at Estancia Mall in Pasig in February, with celebrities spotted joining the event hosted by Collectors Con. 

The event featured 25 record sellers offering discounted vinyl pieces, rare OPM CDs, music-themed t-shirts, and audio gear to visitors. “Filipinos love a good bargain. Music enthusiasts go crazy for discounted quality vinyl records. There is a sense of anticipation to get first dibs on rare items and we are happy that we were able to provide a good time to our visitors and our merchants,” Collectors Con Lead Sari Osorio said. 

Among the interesting titles spotted on sale were Clair Marlo/Let it go, Beatles Limited Edition 1996  issue, Michael Jackson Thriller, New Order Substance, Rex Smith's Sooner or Later, Red Hot Chili Peppers Greatest Hits, Metallica Death Magnetic, Everything but the Girl EP. "Missing", Pheripheral Version "Turn Over", Ramones "I Wanna be Sedated", Simply Red's "Stars", Led Zeppelin's "The Song Remains the Same" For OPM, spotted are Sampaguita, The best of Apo Hiking, Kuh Ledesma's Kuh's Magic, Juan dela Cruz Super Sessions, and Arthur Manuntag's "Timeless". 

Music filled the entire place with DJ sets and rock bands from morning until evening, setting the mood for all music lovers. Upcoming artist Liza Uraning of DB Brothers rocked the scene when she sang the cover of Alanis Morissette's "You Oughta Know". 

Khalil Ramos

Thy Holy Water led by 90s rock band former Piranha vocalist Mike Bewer also graced the event with their signature rock and roll music. The crowd sang their hearts out as Bewer played the cover of Jimi Hendrix's “Purple Haze.”

Media personality Emil Sumangil was ecstatic because it was his first time joining the One Stop Record Fair. GMA 7's Khalil Ramos was also spotted digging records at the event.

Xian Jesus Navarro, a 10-year-old kid happy and proud of his dibs 

There were fresh faces and younger buyers in the crowd. One of them is Xian Jesus Navarro, a 10-year-old who spent his savings from school for his dibs. He got different titles like Black Pink, Lalalisa, and more. 

“We strive to bring in more merchants to provide more options for our visitors. The recent One Stop Record Fair featured more vinyl titles and rare finds that piqued the interest of the crowd. It is my advocacy to bring all the record enthusiasts together in one fair,” Osorio said. 

She added that it is her passion for music, which started during her marketing stint at NU107, that fuels her to mount events like the One Stop Record Fair. 

“We want to create more events to celebrate music and promote the record industry here in Manila and the rest of the Philippines,” Osorio said. 

The second leg of the One Stop Record Fair is slated for June.