This isn’t a shrine, it’s a real living musical endeavor and it’s going to have a life of its own,” says Jerry Garcia’s daughter Trixie.

But it’d be inaccurate to bill Garcia’s as a Grateful Dead museum. The decor is mainly devoid of “steal your face” logos or colorful dancing bears. The goal, Jerry Garcia’s daughter ...

Inspired by the band's 1970s hit, this 'Dire Wolf' tee is available on sites like Walmart and Etsy for less than $35 ...

But Grateful Dead imagery — the Skulls & Roses, the Dancing Bears, the “Invisible Pimp” of Shakedown Street — now adorns a wide-array of authorized products, all of them appealing choices ...

Want the music to never stop? There's a new massive Grateful Dead box set just for you. "Enjoying the Ride," is a 60-CD box set encompassing more than 60 hours of music, collected from the iconic ...

Bidding has begun on a hand-drawn Acid Test poster from the night the Grateful Dead performed under their new name for the first time.

For little ones, there's a Baby Walker Balance Bike (for ages 12-24 months; $59.99) decorated with a parade of bears. For bigger kids: Grateful Dead Koa Rev+ 2 Fat Tire Electric Bike ($2,049.99 ...

When the Grateful Dead celebrated its 50 th anniversary in 2015, the band hardly downplayed the moment: The surviving members congregated for a series of Fare Thee Well shows and released a 50 ...

In 1980, Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead performed one of their most iconic shows of all time at New York City’s iconic Radio City Music Hall. And that is saying a lot, given that the ...

Jerry Garcia, co-founder of the band Grateful Dead and certified cultural icon, dreamt of one day owning a place where he and other musicians and guests could hang out when not on the road.

In honor of the Grateful Dead’s tradition of allowing fans to tape the band’s concerts, the earliest show included in Enjoying the Ride is a cassette-only version of an April 5, 1969 ...