Paris Loves Vinyl 2026: a marketplace boasting 100,000 vinyl records and DJ sets under a futuristic dome in Paris

It's time to indulge! Vinyl enthusiasts are gathering at Espace Reuilly in Paris for the 16th edition of Paris Loves Vinyl. Expect a clearance sale of nearly 100,000 records, DJ sets, and a lineup of exciting activities for this Sunday, March 22, 2026.

Is it just a coincidence? We don’t think so. On Sunday, March 22, 2026, Paris Loves Vinyl will be spinning its records once again for its 16th edition, this time at the iconic Espace Niemeyer, right in the heart of the 19th arrondissement.

In an era dominated by digital technology, the vinyl record is far from extinct! Proof of this: 70 French and international vendors gathered together, offering nearly 100,000 vinyl records to discover. All genres are represented—jazz, soul, hip-hop, rap, disco, metal, Latin, rock, classical, house, funk, and Afro. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just curious, you'll find LPs, 45s, 10-inch and 12-inch records to satisfy every taste.

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The setting alone is worth the trip! Once the former headquarters of the French Communist Party, this building was designed by Oscar Niemeyer. Recognized as a Historic Monument since 2007, it features a striking 1,000 square meter grand hall and its iconic white dome, affectionately called "the belly." Measuring 22 meters across and nearly 11 meters high, with a ceiling made of aluminum slats, the space offers exceptional acoustics and a futuristic aesthetic. The 364 smoked-glass windows, crafted by Jean Prouvé, complete this statement of modernist architecture.

Music lovers of all ages will have the chance to immerse themselves in the world of vinyl for an entire day. They can explore iconic record stores, mingle with seasoned collectors, and even meet international guests such as Rush Hour (Amsterdam), Damn Good Records (Netherlands), Masafuk Design (Amsterdam), Beatball Records (Seoul), Paname City Records (Copenhagen), SCMD Music (Brussels), Wan Chai Records (Hong Kong), and Lapeshdujour (Cape Town).

To deliver a captivating sound experience, eight DJs will perform live sets over the course of eight hours. A day to enjoy at full volume.