Vendor space is sold out for this event so there should be a lot to see and buy — vinyl, posters, vintage, DIY crafts, stuff. This installment of the RRYS will be taking place outside in the fresh air at Grant’s Block. Organizers Chris and Jen Daltry even got the street blocked off and promise entertainment and vinyl-only dj action,

. . .  including what will be the first ever Providence live appearance at 4pm by the Birkitt Transmissions in addition to our host dj DJ HP (Handsome Pete) plus at 3pm DJ R-CYN (Cynthia Reed) and at 2pm DJ STEREOCILIA (Renee Bessette).

This is all made possible by the folks at Cornish Associates, Narragansett Beer and What Cheer Antiques. More info and map at FB.

11am to 6pm, Saturday (raindate Sunday) Westminster at Union Street

New roomier location! This is the same RRYS (organized by What Cheer Antiques & Vintage) held in the past at AS220. But let’s face it, it had become a victim of its own success and it was sometimes hard to eat, drink, try stuff on, and linger over the posters, vinyl and DIY crafts and jewelry at a leisurely pace. The new location is right around the corner from AS220, on Westminster Street near Eddy, in what was until recently Waste Not Want Not. All the tables are sold out for both days so there will be tons of stuff. The entertainment schedule is still in the works and includes live acts as well as a full compliment of DJ’s whom Mr. Daltry promises will be spinning “vinyl records only” (with the apparent exception of DJ-JD, who spins clay).

Live acts so far and in no particular order; Sleepyhead, Brown Bird, Tad Overbaugh, The ‘mericans, Cotton Candy, Farmer John Kenny, Chrisy Gavin, and — “I’m not worthy!” — Ted Widmer the former Lord Rockingham of the Upper Crust! (I doubt he still gets all dandified and bewigged due to his present, more elevated station in life. . . a step down if you ask me.) And of course there is a Dose connection with Annie and dude spinning as the Pommes Frites DJs, and I think I’m a judge in the ‘Worst Album Cover’ competition. And Narragansett beer. More info and updates at Facebook.

Saturday noon to 8pm/Sunday noon to 6pm

Free admission, 232 Westminster Street near Eddy Street

There is still room available on Sunday at the always popular ‘Rock and Roll Yard Sale’ — a two day event this year, November 7th and 8th. The sale is being held right around the corner from its former location at AS220. The roomy new venue at 232 Westminster Street was most recently the home of Waste Not Want Not, and has major frontage with lotsa big windows. There will be musical acts and DJ’s.

All the spaces for the Saturday slot have been scooped up, but there are a few left for Sunday, noon to 6pm. And for $35 they will even provide a 6′ table. Contact Chris at What Cheer Antiques & Vintage to book a space.