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Funk'd Up Country ft. Jack Dunker & Asher MyersSat, Nov 21Velvet Fudge
Monster MoshThu, Oct 29Velvet Fudge
Garden Ants, Morris Village, Incident Prone, Korah's RebellionFri, Oct 09Velvet Fudge
Crescent Moon: Poetry Open Mic NightThu, Oct 08Velvet Fudge
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REVIEWS FROM OUR COLLECTORS
Jordan Peterson
"Great little shop with some really solid stock, strong variety, and unique items at fair pricing. Clean and orderly, friendly staff. Will definitely be back in!"
JD Graumann
"Velvet Fudge has been an extremely amazing place that has been added to Stillwater. From the record store up front to the venue in back, you will find happiness in this place. I have had the pleasure of attending multiple shows and buying multiple records from this amazing store. You can't beat a place like this!"
Cara Evans
"Small store with personalized service. You can find a gem in here or Henry will order it for you. Fun collabs with other artists, retailers and more. Besides being a great record store, they are also a music venue. Can’t recommend checking them out on your next trip downtown enough."
Clayton Huston
"They really be adding a deeper culture to Stillwater that elevates it above just being a college town"
Velvet Fudge Past Articles
Articles from the O'Colly, Stillwegian, Stillwater Newspress & More
Shop new vinyl at Velvet Fudge - O'Colly
Velvet Fudge is a new record store and venue open in Stillwater.
More Than Vinyl: Velvet Fudge Records Spins Up a New Community Hub in Stillwater - Stillwegian
Shoppers dig through vinyl bins at Velvet Fudge Records during its Feb. 7 grand opening at 916 S. Lewis St. Owner Henry Ramsay works the checkout counter in the background as customers explore the exposed-brick space, formerly home to Casual Scene Books & Art.
Rare 50-year-old album connects two generations of Stillwater music and business - Stillwegian
When KICKER founder Steve Irby walked into Velvet Fudge with a sealed 1974 album, two Stillwater business stories found their common soundtrack.