Homer’s Record Stores

Homer's is the biggest record store in the Old Market with literally thousands of CDs, LPs, DVDs, and Cassettes to look through! All the music is well organized in alphabetical order and by genre so you don't have to rummage at all. The conditions range from factory sealed new to used and are priced appropriately. All the used items get screened before sale so you can be confident that they will work! They also sell branded apparel, posters, stickers, candles, and some record players. Sign up for their listeners club to get discounts on everything you buy! If you're into music then you have to stop by this place.

LOVED this place in high school. My now teenage daughter has excellent taste in music . I took her here on an Omaha outing for her 16th birthday and bought her some records. It was just like I remembered it. Very nostalgic stop for me. Cheers to the next 50 years, Homer's.

I love Homer's they have so much for the eyes to see I feel like I have ADHD while I've there. No Turntablism records and that's a shame.And security guards trailed us to a record shopWe asked for Turntablism recordsThey said he don't work hereWe said if you don't got Turntablism records then your store could use some fixin'…

I make it a habit to check out local record stores whenever I am traveling for work. And let me tell you Homer's does not disappoint. They have an amazing staff that is friendly and loves to talk about music. They truly have an all encompassing selection of genres of new and used vinyl, cd, and cassette. I can not tell you how important this is as I've been to plenty of record stores where it is only classic rock or pop music. I was able to easily find some really awesome records, ranging from the Gap Band, Daft Punk, Flying Lotus(true deep cut there:)), Billy Ocean, 5th Dimension, Isaac Hayes, Childish Gambino, The Cars, and Alan Parsons Project. If you are a local or just traveling through I definitely recommend this spot if you are a lover of all genres of music or simply someone just looking to break out of their comfort zone musically. 😁😁

It was cool. Reminded of the good old times you could go to record store and actually listen to music. The records were a bit expensive and the place wasn't very clean but they have every record, CD, and cassette tape imaginable.