Preserving Record Shop in the Pittsburgh area
Preserving Record Shop appears in Preserving Record Shop official information under Music Retail and Services. Its listed location is 1101 Fifth Avenue, New Kensington, PA 15068. This profile brings the location, website, and available contact information together for readers exploring businesses in New Kensington and the Pittsburgh region.
Records within a broader concert operation
Preserving identifies its location at 1101 Fifth Avenue in Downtown New Kensington. The website combines concerts, record retail and booking information, but those are separate reasons to visit. This profile records the record shop within that operation rather than counting each concert room as a different retailer. A purchase of recorded music and entry to a live performance require different planning.
For someone combining a show with shopping, start with the event’s date and the shop’s current hours. A retail visit should not depend on assuming a standard weekly schedule from an old listing. For someone only browsing records, identify that purpose at the door when a concert is underway and follow the operator’s stated access procedure.
Source: Source: Records within a broader concert operation.
Hours are published week by week
The record-shop page says the coming week’s hours are posted on social accounts each Sunday evening and provides 724-980-5170 for checking them. It also says the shop opens when concerts are happening. Those instructions are more useful than converting one week’s schedule into permanent hours. Recheck the specific day before traveling from Pittsburgh or another surrounding community.
The operator lists several physical-media formats and broad music categories, including a budget room. These descriptions support the scope of a browse, not an independently counted inventory or a guarantee of one pressing. If a visit depends on a title, artist or format, ask about it directly. A large advertised selection does not settle edition, condition or current availability.
Source: Source: Hours are published week by week.
Retail access during a concert
The FAQ says a person may shop during a concert without buying a concert ticket by checking in at the door and being escorted into and out of the shop by security. That is a stated retail-access route, not permission to enter the performance without admission. Explain that the visit is only for the record shop and follow the current instructions given by staff.
The same FAQ says the venue is cash only and does not allow concert re-entry. Confirm the selected event’s instructions before making a plan that involves leaving the building between sets. Shopping access, admission and payment are different questions; a record purchase should not be assumed to include a concert ticket, reserved seat or permission to re-enter a performance.
Source: Source: Retail access during a concert.
Accessibility depends on the room
The operator distinguishes the Underground basement from the Main Stage in its accessibility statement, describing the former as not accessible and the latter as accessible. Identify the actual room named for the event and ask about the accommodation needed before buying a ticket. The statement does not establish identical access to every part of the building.
Seating is described as first come, first served. A general admission ticket therefore should not be presented as a reserved seat. Someone who needs a particular arrangement should contact the venue about that need rather than assume that arriving at a normal shop opening time settles concert seating. This profile reports the operator’s published distinctions and does not certify the venue’s accessibility.
Source: Source: Accessibility depends on the room.
Proposing a show is another process
Preserving’s booking page separates touring bands, local bands and promoter enquiries, with different directions for each. It describes multiple rooms and deposit-based date holds. Read the relevant route before making a proposal; an event idea or a message is not a confirmed date. Published starting rates do not establish the final cost of a particular production.
This profile was checked November 8, 2026. No event, ticket, vendor agreement or collection purchase was arranged. For readers, the related visit guide concentrates on the difference between shopping and attending; for equipment organizers, the rental guide addresses a separate question about supplying sound or backline to a show.
Keep the room name with the ticket confirmation. A Main Stage event and an Underground event can have different access and operating arrangements even though they share the same street address.
Source: Source: Proposing a show is another process.
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Location and contact
Find Preserving Record Shop on a map, or use the contact details beside this profile. The address is the location supplied by the source; an office address does not necessarily mean a walk-in storefront.
For current services, availability, hours, and appointments, visit Preserving Record Shop’s website. Contact the business directly before making a trip or booking a service.
Profile sources
Listing details checked November 8, 2026 against Preserving Record Shop official information’s business listing. Inclusion documents a published business listing and does not imply a rating, affiliation, or personal visit. Send a correction if details change.
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