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Get in a spin at vinyl record fair
Stirling Observer
|May 21, 2025
Collecting records has been something that Causewayhead based Norrie McCulloch has been passionate about since the early 80s when he was first finding the music of bands such as AC/DC, The Smiths and Echo & The Bunnymen.
This Saturday, May 24, from 10am-4pm, finds him bringing his monthly pop up record shop to the Masonic Hall at 2 Union Street, Bridge of Allan (FK94NS).
Those who head along can expect “a huge selection of excellent records of all genres” to dig through as well as many rare and collectible items alongside classics and loads of bargains.
Norrie moved to Stirling 18 years ago after securing a post with the local authority which saw him responsible for the arts and music provision within Youth Services.
He left the local authority in 2015 to return to self employment and focus on his own music and arts career.
He had to rethink his whole career however after extensive hand surgery in late 2021 to remedy a tendon problem that had made playing guitar, painting and teaching impossible.
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