It’s the 6th annual international Record Store Day, that celebration of independent vinyl vendors around the globe. Luckily, we have no fewer than four standout shops right here in the Lower Haight.
Category Archives: Rooky Ricardo’s
Rooky Ricardo’s Turns 25
“It’s a complete surprise. It kind of caught me offguard that it’s been that long. There have been so many time periods in this world here…” So says Dick Vivian, owner of Rooky Ricardo’s Records, about yesterday’s milestone — the … Continue reading
More Details on Tomorrow’s Lower Haight Block Party
Facebook/Pete Doolittle We’ve got some new details on tomorrow’s Lower Haight block party, which is aiming to be a great new monthly tradition in the neighborhood.
Lenny Kravitz Visits the Lower Haight
The 400 block was abuzz yesterday afternoon, as rock star Lenny Kravitz and his entourage made a brief stop in the neighborhood.
Weekend Quiz #72: Where in the Lower Haight?
Santa? Is that you?
Record Store Day Tomorrow
Did you know the Lower Haight has more record stores than Indian restaurants? Hard to believe, we know — but true! Tomorrow, several of our local music shops will be taking part in Record Store Day 2011, an annual celebration … Continue reading
Get 50% Off at Rooky Ricardo’s with Scoutmob
Today, deal-slinging site Scoutmob brings us a fantastic 50% discount at Lower Haight record store Rooky Ricardo’s.
Bike Racks Replace Parking Space at Rooky Ricardo’s
Yesterday, reader Laurel G. tipped us to some new bike racks being installed in a parking space in front of Rooky Ricardo’s Records. Naturally we interrupted whatever extremely important thing we were doing and scurried on over to peep the … Continue reading
Haighteration in 3D, the Recap!
Here’s a recap of Haighteration in 3D, the pop-up shop event we hosted Wednesday night at 248 Fillmore.
Secretly Awesome: Saturday Pretzels at Rooky Ricardo’s
Poor, poor pretzels. America’s most mistreated snack food. They’re relegated to sad cages at movie theater concession stands, forced to rotate limply at convenience stores, and tossed around as stale afterthoughts at baseball games. When will pretzels finally get the … Continue reading