All the Grateful Dead news that’s fit to print

Bistro Vida owner Ali El Safy let us know that the plaque commemorating the Grateful Dead’s first appearance at Magoo’s Pizza Parlor is now in place in adjacent to his new bar, Loretta (where the Harvest furniture store was located).

Here’s a great history of local Dead appearances written by Dead historian Corry Arnold.

And more Dead news: the Grateful Dead house on High St. in Palo Alto (pictured top) is for sale for $2.695 million. Founding member bassist Phil Lesh rented the home, and fellow band member Bob Weir once lived in the garage, which was also used as rehearsal space.