Record and Comic Book Fair — Treillières

The Treillières Record and Comic Book Fair

Every February, the Salle Simone de Beauvoir in Treillières hosts the Record and Comic Book Fair, a specialized market dedicated to recorded music and comic books. With around thirty passionate vendors, this niche event brings together music lovers, collectors, and comic book fans in a friendly and studious atmosphere.

A Market for Enthusiasts, by Enthusiasts

The Treillières Record and Comic Book Fair is a far cry from general car boot sales. Here, everything is specialized: vinyl records from all eras and musical genres, CDs (rock, jazz, classical, and popular music), comic books (albums, complete series, and original editions), music posters and merchandise, books on music and art... The vendors, whether knowledgeable amateurs or professional resellers, offer quality selections that delight collectors.

The Salle Simone de Beauvoir, a Committed Cultural Venue

Organizing this event in the Salle Simone de Beauvoir is symbolically significant. Named after the great French intellectual and feminist, this multi-purpose hall in Treillières regularly hosts cultural and associative events. For the Record and Comic Book Fair, it provides a covered space suitable for hosting specialized sales stands, allowing visitors to browse items protected from the February cold.

Treillières, a Town in Northern Nantes

Located in the northern part of the Nantes metropolitan area, Treillières is a residential town of about 8,000 inhabitants undergoing development. Its position between Nantes and the northern Loire-Atlantique countryside makes it an attractive commune, benefiting from both the proximity of the metropolis and a calmer living environment. The February Record and Comic Book Fair helps to liven up the town's cultural life during the winter period, offering residents a quality event between outdoor gatherings.

Vinyl, Comics, and Nostalgia

In an era dominated by music streaming and digital books, the Treillières Record and Comic Book Fair reminds us that physical media still has its aficionados. Vinyl lovers know that nothing replaces the ritual of gently placing the needle on a 33rpm record. Comic book enthusiasts prefer the feel of paper and the joy of completing a collection. This event offers them the perfect opportunity to indulge their passion at often very attractive prices.