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WSWO Holds Annual Record Sale

September 8, 2011 By Juliet Fromholt 1 Comment

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Vinyl junkies, start your engines!  This weekend promises to be full of good finds.  WSWO is holding their annual vinyl record sale.  It’s a chance to get your hands on some classic albums for a great price (everything is $4 or less).  It’s also a chance to support a great community radio station.

If you aren’t hip to WSWO, they’re a low power radio station broadcasting out of Huber Heights at 97.7FM and 101.1FM.  They’re a community station meaning that all of their DJs are volunteers and the station is considered a non-profit.  So purchases at the record sale do go back into helping the station with day to day operations (and trust me, running a radio station isn’t cheap).  But the best part is most certainly the music.  WSWO broadcasts “ultimate oldies” tunes from 50s, 60s and occasionally the early 70s.  They also play big band music on Saturdays and broadcast Wayne Warriors sports events.

The WSWO vinyl sale is Saturday, Sept 10 and Sunday, Sept 11, noon to 6pm at the Huber Center in Huber Heights (6182 Chambersburg. Rd.)

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Filed Under: Dayton Music Tagged With: Dayton Music, WSWO

About Juliet Fromholt

Juliet Fromholt is a downtown Dayton resident who works for WYSO, 91.3FM doing many things including hosting Kaleidoscope - a weekly music program that airs every Wednesday night (8-11pm) and features interviews and live sets with local musicians, artists and filmmakers. Juliet is proud to serve as a board member for the Antioch Writers' Workshop and Cityfolk.

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