** FILE ** In this Feb. 4, 2008 file photo, Phil Lesh, right, performs during a fundraising concert in San Francisco while Grateful Dead band mate Bob Weir, standing at left, looks on. The surviving members of the Grateful Dead are turning over the rock band's archives to the University of California at Santa Cruz. Dennis McNally, a spokesman for ex-Dead guitarist Bob Weir, says that Weir and bassist Phil Lesh are going to announce a partnership with the university Thursday, April 24, 2008. (AP Photo/Noah Berger, file)
The San Rafael restaurant and music venue owned by Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh is up for sale. The Terrapin Crossroads first opened in 2012 and permanently closed down last November. The San Francisco Chronicle says the 15-thousand-square-foot space on Yacht Drive is on the market for five-million-dollars. It includes kitchen and bar equipment, a 150-space parking lot, an outdoor dining patio and boat docks. The 81-year-old Lesh was one of the founding members of the Grateful Dead in the 1960s.