Entry No. 84 — the Denver file — filed under: records
Invincible Vinyl
There's no sign you can read from the road. Invincible sits at the corner of 1st and Kalamath in a half-industrial stretch south of the arts district, hemmed in by tire shops and a highway interchange, and it's only open Thursday through Sunday afternoons. Inside, owner Dave runs a personal, genre-spanning dig through used and new LPs, 7-inches, cassettes and CDs that pointedly skips the obvious hits. It's the kind of shop you only find because someone told you, or because you got lost.
The move: Go on a slow Saturday afternoon, split up across the bins, and challenge each other to pull the weirdest record under $10. Have Dave settle who wins, then go listen to it.
📍 Before you go Punch the 99 Kalamath address into your maps app rather than hunting for a storefront — it sits just off I-25 between 6th and Alameda on a working industrial block. The upside of that gritty setting: parking is the easy part, with free street spots right out front. It's a weekend-afternoon kind of place, open only a handful of days and on hours that shift seasonally, so check ahead before driving over. Pair it with the Santa Fe Arts District a few blocks north — especially on a First Friday, when the galleries open late and the whole strip comes alive.
- 📍 Baker / Kalamath (near Santa Fe Arts District)
- 💸 $
- ⚡ Low-key
- 🌗 Indoors
Where: 99 Kalamath St, Denver, CO 80223 (SW corner of 1st & Kalamath; no street-facing signage)
Hours: Thu-Fri 12-6pm, Sat-Sun 12-5pm; closed Mon-Wed. Confirm before going - very limited hours.
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Further reading: Official site · Westword · Yelp
last checked: 2026-06-07