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We are hosting our second table-top sale event where we will be selling some more of our duplicate and unneeded items to generate more funds to expand and improve the Retro Collective! This time we will be joined by some friends for even more variety. Come and grab yourself a retro bargain!

Vendors include:
Swindon Museum of ComputingThe Museum of Computing is devoted to the history of computing and digital development. It was the first physical museum of its kind in the UK and is based in the centre of Swindon at Theatre Square. Keith is returning with another selection of high-quality hardware and software for buyers to browse.

Retro SectBen is returning with another selection of retro treasures from his amazing shop. Hardware, software, handhelds and vintage games and toys - there's something for everyone!

Console ReviveConsole Revive is a UK-based retro gaming brand focused on bringing classic consoles back to life with a modern edge. It specialises in high-quality custom shells, upgrades, and accessories for systems like the Game Boy, GameCube, PlayStation and more—blending nostalgia with performance and style. Whether it’s a fully restored handheld with a bright IPS screen or a rare accessory ready to plug and play, everything is curated for both collectors and players who want their setup to look as good as it performs. At its core, Console Revive is about preserving the golden era of gaming—just done properly.

Flamelily RetroNew stuff for your old tech. If you love modern hardware for old systems you will know about the Raspberry Pi Pico. We are the UK reseller for a few Pico devices, the BlueSCSI, the PicoGUS, PicoMEM and PicoGX. We have wallet friendly kits and fully assembled units for purchase. Come and see all these at our table. We also sell the Denise and Alicia 1200 which are Mini-ITX Amiga recreations and are great projects for restoring a damaged Amiga.

Bob's BitsRob will be selling a selection of bare repro PCBs, general hardware & software.

Otaku AzrallAllan will have a variety of items including retro games & consoles, arcade PCBs, arcade components and content creation tech.

More vendors are to be confirmed so please check back regularly for updates!

The day will include:
• Exclusive access to a variety of vendors selling retro goodies
• Full access to The Cave, Arcade Archive and Pump House to explore and enjoy
• A buffet lunch*
• An invitation to join us for dinner in Stroud after the event

Snacks, sweets and soft drinks are also available. (Please note, The Cave operates on a cashless basis; only card payments are accepted.)

We look forward to welcoming you to The Cave and Arcade Archive, a retro technology haven in the heart of The Cotswolds.

* If you have any allergies or special dietary requirements, please get in touch and let us know so that we can do our best to accomodate your needs.

Please try to arrive no more than 30 minutes before the scheduled start time. There is no access to any of the museum spaces before the event begins.

The Cave is located on the 4th floor of an 18th-century mill, and there are approximately 40 steps up to its entrance. Unfortunately, due to the listed nature of the building, there is no elevator.

Please note that the toilets are located on the 3rd floor and are only accessible via stairs.

If you have any questions about your visit please contact us and we will do everything we can to help you.

Please see our booking terms & conditions here.