July 6, 2011
Everyday Music Looking for a New Home on Capitol Hill
The bad news for record shoppers on Capitol Hill continues. Last month word came that Sonic Boom would be leaving its Capitol Hill location and today Everyday Music has announced that they’ll also be vacating their new home next to Elliott Bay Bookstore and looking for a more affordable place to sell their wares.
Capitol Hill Seattle reports that Everyday Music, who has been in the current space for just over a year, will be replaced with a women’s and home furnishing boutique. Everyday Music has until March of 2012 in their current location and owner Scott Kuzma is hoping to find a Capitol Hill location that is affordable. If he is able to find a new location, this will be Everyday’s fourth move within the neighborhood after its original location was demolished to make way for light rail construction.
As regular Everyday shoppers, we’re keeping our fingers crossed the fourth time is a charm.
on Wednesday, July 6th, 2011 at 12:11 pm
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July 6th, 2011 12:34
even when record stores thrived, seems it’s always been tough on capitol hill. so strange to me, giving the eclectic / artistic mix of people on cap hill.