In this episode of Jason’s Bricks in 5, I’m down in southern Utah visiting my dad for his birthday, and I wanted to share a travel tool that’s become a really handy LEGO resource for me. Sure, you can usually find an official LEGO Store in a mall, but a lot of times I’m hunting for older sets, retired themes, or just something you don’t see every day. That’s where independent shops—Bricks & Minifigs-style stores and local secondhand LEGO retailers—can be a way better stop than the usual big-box run. I found a LEGO store tracker on the Music City Bricks website that helps you locate official LEGO stores plus independent sellers across the U.S. It’s maintained by humans so it’s not perfect, but it’s a great starting point when you’re traveling and want to ask, “Is there LEGO nearby?” I used it to find Red Mountain Bricks in St. George, Utah, and it’s packed with retired sets and sealed gems—SpongeBob, Lone Ranger, Lord of the Rings, and even a sealed Indiana Jones Peril in Peru. What I really liked is they’re an authorized LEGO retailer selling current sets at retail, and they also verify used sets for completeness (and even era-correct parts), which you definitely don’t find everywhere.