Record Stores / Ohio

Record Stores in Columbus, Ohio

11 record stores — last verified July 2026.

• Corner Records

  Open Hours not listed

  Vinyl record shop operating inside a working convenience store near downtown, selling new and used records, pins, stereos and cleaning kits.

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• Elizabeth's Records

  Open Hours not listed

  Family-owned Clintonville shop run by Dave & Laura Lewis since 2010, specializing in used vinyl across rock, jazz, soul, world and classical, plus store cat Jonesy.

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• The Kutt Records

  Open 12pm–7pm today

  Hip-hop culture record shop on the Hilltop, opened June 2023 by Zachary 'Zerggy Zerg' Grashel and reopened at a new W. Broad St location in Oct 2024.

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• Lost Weekend Records

  Open 11am–7pm today

  Clintonville favorite at the corner of High & Crestview, run by Kyle Siegrist since 2003, known for deep crates of independent and rare vinyl.

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• Lovelight Records and Art

  Open 12pm–6pm today

  Clintonville record shop/art gallery hybrid opened Nov 2023 by Luke Haines & Mike Davis, focused on rare deep cuts, funk, African and reggae vinyl plus local art.

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• Magnolia Thunderpussy

  Open 10am–7pm today

  Columbus's oldest record store, a Short North landmark since 1970 stocking new releases, rare finds, band merch, posters, and audio gear.

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• The Needle Exchange Records and Tapes

  Open Hours not listed

  North Clintonville analog specialist opened April 2021 by former Lost Weekend clerk Ian Graham; used vinyl alongside cassettes, VHS, laserdisc and 8-tracks.

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• Records Per Minute

  Open Hours not listed

  University District shop owned by Steve Louis with over 50,000 records in stock spanning pop, soul, rock, R&B, indie, and alternative, plus stereo gear.

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• Rich St. Records

  Open Closed today

  Founded 1997 as Roots Records, a reggae/dub/jazz/funk specialist; closed 2017, ran pop-ups from 2021, then reopened with regular hours in Aug 2024 as Rich St. Records under owner Carl Newman.

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• Spoonful Records

  Open 11am–7pm today

  Downtown vinyl staple opened in 2010 by husband-and-wife team Brett Ruland and Amy Kesting; ran weekly in-store Spoonful Sessions all through 2025.

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• Used Kids Records

  Open 10am–8pm today

  Columbus institution since 1986 with deep punk, metal, and indie bins; doubles as a live venue and launchpad for local musicians.

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