Listening Bars / Maryland
Listening Bars & Vinyl Cafes in Maryland
11 rooms across 8 cities — combo shops where buying and listening share a space.
Annapolis , MD
- Third Eye Music & Video
Over 8,000 square feet of vinyl records, CDs, cassettes, Blu-rays and VHS, part of the Third Eye complex alongside Third Eye Comics and Third Eye Games.
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Baltimore , MD
- Normals Books & Records
Worker-collective-founded shop in Waverly since 1990, known for one of the city's best jazz sections plus philosophy, sci-fi and rare books alongside vinyl.
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- Protean Books & Records
One of Baltimore's largest independent book-and-record stores, 20,000+ titles spanning vinyl, CDs, DVDs and games in Federal Hill since 2011.
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- Vinyl & Pages
Inner Harbor record-and-book shop spotlighting soul, R&B, hip hop, funk, jazz, afrobeat, reggae and soca, with shelf space set aside for small local businesses.
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Columbia , MD
- Second Edition Books and Music
A community fixture for more than 25 years, buying and selling used books, CDs, DVDs, vinyl and games; changed hands to new owners Julia and Michael in September 2020.
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Frederick , MD
- Wonder Book & Video (Frederick)
Regional used-media chain location selling used books, movies, video games, CDs and vinyl records.
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Gaithersburg , MD
- Wonder Book (Gaithersburg)
Regional used-media chain flagship-style location selling used books, movies, video games, CDs and vinyl records.
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Hagerstown , MD
- Wonder Book & Video (Hagerstown)
Regional used-media chain location selling used books, movies, video games, CDs and vinyl records.
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Silver Spring , MD
- Bump 'n Grind
Coffee shop and record store community hub in Silver Spring roasting its own coffee and stocking rock, jazz and soul/funk vinyl.
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- Mojomala Books, Records & Cool Stuff
Locally owned book-and-record shop in downtown Silver Spring selling new/used vinyl and used books, steps from the Metro.
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Westminster , MD
- Bonjongles
Small used-record shop in the Winchester Exchange Building in downtown Westminster, also carrying used books and art; the only record store in Westminster, with each record graded and priced to condition.
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