Doc’s Records & Vintage, the vinyl-and-vintage staple that has drawn crate-diggers to the Foundry District for years, is preparing to open a second location on the city’s southwest side at 5212 S. Hulen St. in late November. Owner Jenkins Boyd is putting together a 20,000-square-foot music store, nearly doubling the vendor count found at the original shop.
Boyd said the Hulen Fashion Center location fills a gap he had noticed for a while. According to Fort Worth Report, Boyd said the southwest side lacked a sizable record store and that he had plenty of stock to fill one. The new space takes over a former Joann Fabric and Craft store, a chain that closed all of its locations in May 2025, and it sits inside a shopping center that also includes Total Wine & More and Guitar Center.
“There’s going to be twice as many vendors,” Boyd said. “There’s going to be plenty of new products.” He added that the new store will keep the same general premise as the original but differ in its actual contents, giving shoppers a reason to visit both.
A Tentative Grand Opening Date
Boyd has tentative plans to host a grand opening on Nov. 21, according to the same report. Beyond that kickoff event, he said he hasn’t yet planned any other programming for the new location. Plans do call for an area where local artists can display and sell their work, giving the store a gallery-like dimension alongside the racks of records and memorabilia…