Omega Mart opens February 18th in Las Vegas. Tickets are now on sale.

Meow Wolf’s newest permanent exhibit, Omega Mart, will open with limited capacity beginning February 18th at AREA15 in Las Vegas.

Wake up! This is not a dream! Tickets for Omega Mart are now on sale! We’re just a hop and a skip from a trip into the brand new world of Meow Wolf Las Vegas.

In just a matter of weeks, you’ll be able to experience the groceries at our long-anticipated and second permanent exhibition, Omega Mart, located inside AREA15, an immersive art and entertainment district located minutes from the Las Vegas Strip.

Doors will open on February 18th at 25% capacity in accordance with Nevada state guidelines (more about Meow Wolf’s COVID-19 guidelines here). Once inside, you can stay until you find your way out of the unpredictable dreamworld created by hundreds of international and local artists.

Without revealing too many of our jaw-dropping surprises, here’s a glimpse of what you’ll encounter.

First, before you even enter Omega Mart, you’ll saunter by several giant pieces covering the outside, including a 40-ft UV reactive blacklight mural by Jessie&Katey, along with works from other Meow Wolf collaborating artists such as Valentin Yordanov and Heather Hermann, all located inside the spine at AREA15.


The Double Laser Harp at Omega Mart, photo by Laurent Velasquez



Experience the Groceries

Step into a bizarre grocery store leading to a portal of infinite universes spread out in a space more than double the size of Meow Wolf Santa Fe’s House of Eternal Return.


Photo by Kate Russell. Image from Attention Shoppers: Omega Mart is Coming to Las Vegas


We can’t tell you where any of the portals will lead, but we can tell you about a few rooms you may encounter in our psychedelic world of art and immersive storytelling.

Pulse

Claudia Bueno’s “Pulse” room shows the interconnectivity of life in a brilliant light show. Go behind-the-scenes of the magical places in nature that inspired the idea and how she brought it to life in this gorgeous Colossal piece.

Image from Colossal


Shrine’s Room

A kaleidoscopic room filled with bright designs made of neon paint, aluminum cans, and bottle caps. Watch this really satisfying video (ASMR anyone?) of Shrine painting a section of his room, which is called, aptly, “Lugar Místico”.



The Stairway Mural With A Name You’ll Learn Soon

This mural was created by Nick Toll with help from Jaelah Kuehmichel, both Meow Wolf artists from Santa Fe, NM, Nelson McGregory of Denver, and three other awesome artists (tagged in this Instagram post if you want to check them out).

You can find out the real title of this stairway mural after we open to the world, but for now, simply enjoy this peek into a brightly painted portal that might lead you into new adventures.




Juke Temple

Carey Thompson, an American-born artist living in Costa Rica and art director for the Boom Festival, calls his immersive, psychedelic, Wurlitzer jukebox-inspired space “Juke Temple.”



Asking the Deep Questions

Is Omega Mart an alternate universe from House of Eternal Return? Or is it another location that has exploded into time and space? Our #1 fan on YouTube gives her take (and a bit of history) on Omega Mart here.


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