“That Meow (Wolf Denver) museum is the craziest (stuff) I’ve ever seen in my life,” said the 46-year-old actor, unprompted, referring to the surreal installation just west of downtown.
Entertainment company Meow Wolf just opened its fifth immersive art wonderland in Houston, a year and a half after the opening of the Grapevine Meow Wolf. Dubbed Radio Tave, this surreal universe in the Fifth Ward promises a world of bizarre adventures and multi-sensory environments.
Meow Wolf transforms spaces into interactive wonderlands where each exhibit invites visitors to journey into alternate realities to explore hidden pathways, solve mysteries, and unlock stories within stories
To make their installations representative of each city’s art scene, Meow Wolf works with local groups to identify artists they think would be a good match for the project
Brandon Zech and Gabriel Martinez discuss their experience visiting Radio Tave, the new Houston branch of the Meow Wolf franchise.
The Santa Fe, N.M.-based interactive art playground Meow Wolf has been expanding rapidly, with five locations nationwide and another set to open in Los Angeles in 2026. It's a psychedelic steampunk funhouse that appeals to kids (and parents), with fewer trinkets hocked than the typical theme park.
Starting this November, the aisles of Omega Mart will be transformed with live accompaniment in the form of “The Love for Three Oranges.” According to the official description, the organizations will team up to “present live opera with live musical accompaniment that begins in the aisles of Omega Mart and finds its way throughout the multiverse.”
Meow Wolf’s "The Real Unreal" exhibition in Grapevine, Texas promises an immersive and captivating experience for visitors of all ages
Take your family on a surreal adventure at Meow Wolf, an immersive art experience like no other. This mind-bending maze of interactive art installations is great for teens and adults alike, and it’s a day of creative exploration they won’t soon forget.
Radio stations can help connect you to the world, but they shouldn’t physically transport you to an entirely different one. That’s what happens when you visit the offices of ETNL Community Radio in Houston, though.
Omega Mart and Vegas City Opera come together to present live opera with live musical accompaniment that begin in the aisles of Omega Mart and find their way throughout the multiverse
The art company’s fifth exhibition breaks tradition, paying tribute to and soaking up the culture of its location.
The immersive arts organization’s ultimate goal is to create a place of belonging, where both guests and employees feel valued, respected and included.
Meow Wolf — what a phenomenon! While the original location in Santa Fe, New Mexico, was once an artistic pilgrimage, people living in or traveling to more accessible cities are able to finally get a taste: Las Vegas, Denver, Grapevine (Dallas), and now Houston belong to the Meow Wolf universe
The art anticipation is almost over as Meow Wolf Houston finally opens on Thursday, October 31. Radio Tave becomes the fifth location for the immersive and interactive art experience venture, joining Santa Fe, Las Vegas, Denver, and Grapevine,Texas, as Meow Wolf’s alien worlds take over America.
You can’t miss Denver’s premier interactive art venue and immersive experience, Meow Wolf Denver’s Convergence Station. It’s the first multiversal transit station serving Earth and home to one of Denver’s most unique performance and event venues. 90,000 square feet of art, imagination, and portals of possibility, Meow Wolf Denver is a fun place to explore for all age groups. Solve the mysteries of The Convergence and become immersed in the excitement of Meow Wolf’s four worlds, events, or creative workshops.
Meow Wolf Houston has released sneak peek images of its permanent exhibition Radio Tave. Last month, the arts and entertainment company announced its Houston location will open on October 31, 2024.
For a heaping helping of mind-bending marketing, look no further than art collective Meow Wolf. That’s both a broad and a specific statement, with the growing entertainment company providing the latest example of its trippy advertising style with a campaign to promote its new Texas exhibit
Ahead of its coming opening this October in Houston, Meow Wolf has unleashed a new series of images giving us Houstonians a sneak preview of the Meow Wolf Houston Radio Tave exhibition. Furthermore, tickets to Meow Wolf’s Houston exhibit are now on sale!
This permanent installation promises to bend minds and frequencies alike, transforming a run-of-the-mill radio station into a portal to infinite dimensions. Expect to stumble through cavernous grottos filled with living instruments, an interdimensional cowboy dive bar, and the surreal realms of Obsidiodyssey — a multi-room exploration of the creative process by artist Janell Langford.
Immersive art company Meow Wolf has unveiled its upcoming Houston exhibition, named Radio Tave, ahead of the opening on 31 October.
Part of what makes Cowboix Hevvven so intriguing is that it’s the first time Meow Wolf has integrated its food and beverage offering into the venue’s overall aesthetic. Visitors will find characters, a pool table, and a jukebox of songs recorded for Meow Wolf as well as a full menu of dive bar-style dishes that fit the exhibit's theme of a radio station from the '70s.
Meow Wolf Grapevine has a series of events planned for October, with Meow Wolf Houston opening Oct. 31 By Kimberly Richard • Published September 28, 2024 • Updated on September 30, 2024 at 10:37 am
Meow Wolf has unveiled ‘Obsidiodyssey’, a new six-room art installation at its fifth permanent exhibition in Houston, Texas, which is named ‘Radio Tave’. Created by Santa Fe-based artist Janell Langford, Obsidiodyssey explores the creative process in multiple dimensions. Highlights in this space include ‘Insidiopolis’, an alley inspired by the film noir style that represents the artist’s fears and anxieties.
After thoroughly exploring I have to say this has got to be one of the best art exhibits near Fort Worth and Dallas. Forget everything you know about the natural world and prepare yourself to have everything you think you know get challenged, because this odd attraction will certainly take you on a journey.
I Discovered that Nothing is as it Seems in this Interactive Art Exhibit in Grapevine Texas Interactive, artistic, and totally bizarre the Meow Wolf art exhibit in Grapevine is one wild adventure.
Radio Tave is Meow Wolf’s newest permanent immersive exhibition and is located in Houston’s historic Fifth Ward. While there are connecting elements among Meow Wolf’s exhibitions, each is unique. The Houston location takes the shape of a radio station.
Meow Wolf, the immersive art and entertainment company with an outpost in Denver, just opened a gift shop for its trippy merchandise at Denver International Airport. Located on Concourse C, the Meow Wolf kiosk “invites passengers to explore a collection of artifacts and remnants from The Converged Worlds and merchandise from other Meow Wolf locations; some from all ends in the multiverse,” the Santa Fe-based company said in a statement.
The company also announced the theme of the exhibit, Radio Tave, which will emulate a runaway radio station that has been transported to another dimension, encompassing paths, portals, doors and frequencies that guests will navigate both visually and with audio. The new exhibit will place a greater emphasis on sound, honing in on music and ambient audio more heavily than some of Meow Wolf’s other exhibits.
Guests will find themselves immersed in an explorable radio station that has crossed into another dimension, said Meow Wolf. This dimension is full of labyrinthine paths, portals, hidden doors and multi-sensory mysteries, and the new installation will thematically play with sound and music, Meow Wolf added.
Meow Wolf, the arts and entertainment company known for its fantastical immersive installations, will open its newest location in Houston’s Fifth Ward neighborhood on Oct. 31. News of the Halloween opening comes alongside the reveal of the theme for the venue: Radio Tave, an explorable radio station that will transmit visitors to, a press release says, “unexpected frequencies.”
Art-loving Houstonians will soon have a new venue to explore. Houston’s Meow Wolf has set its opening date and revealed the theme that governs its interactive installations. Set to open on October 31, Houston’s Meow Wolf will be called Radio Tave — a riff on “radio wave.”
Meow Wolf, the freaky immersive experience with locations in Las Vegas, Denver, Dallas, Sante Fe, and more, is known for its unexpectedly twisting and endless corridors and rooms—a description that sounds eerily similar to… the airport. It’s fitting, then, that Meow Wolf is now taking up permanent residence inside the Denver International Airport, a transit hub famous for its conspiracy theories and demonic horse.
The immersive art experience announced Radio Tave as the name of its fifth permanent installation filled with interactive mysteries for guests to solve in Houston's Fifth Ward. The newest Meow Wolf universe is essentially a radio station that has been transported to another dimension and will include dozens of rooms designed by more than 100 artists—many of whom are Texans.
Radio Tave introduces a cast of new characters, and observant fans will spot familiar themes and appearances from beloved figures in Meow Wolf’s universe. This exhibition marks an important moment in Meow Wolf’s ongoing narrative, blending new adventures with subtle nods that will resonate with longtime followers.
At Meow Wolf’s attractions in Santa Fe, Las Vegas, Denver and Grapevine, “the veil on the portals will be at its thinnest”, the immersive art company said in a press release. From 11 October, Cosmic Howl at The Real Unreal will allow guests to explore the exhibition “in its most paranormal form”, Meow Wolf added.
“My wife, son and I had a recreational trip planned to Las Vegas. We just happened to experience Omega Mart as a guest. Being in the industry for too many years, it’s fairly unusual that something would strike me as different. When I went through Omega Mart, I was blown away by its uniqueness and creativity, and the inventiveness of something that was truly differentiating within our category.”
An interactive jukebox in the bar plays music written by Wilson under 30 pseudonymous band names. In another part of the room, a sculpture of a demon stands outside a phone booth, crying mineral oil tears into a beer bottle.
Meow Wolf Denver is expanding with a kiosk at DIA. So, in addition to shopping, it promises the taste of the immersive Meow Wolf experience.
Meow Wolf is an art collective specializing in immersive, story-driven art installations. Like the House of Eternal Return and Convergence Station before it, the Real Unreal is built around an intriguing mystery with clues hidden in peculiar notes on refrigerators, cryptic sequences chanted through alleyway payphones, and the strange greetings given by otherworldly passers-by.
Meow Wolf (creators of Omega Mart) reached out to UNLV seeking an art student whose aesthetic meshed best with theirs and it was Lagunas who stood out from the rest. “I was really attracted to the interactive work and the immersion (at Omega Mart),” she says. “I was really inspired to see Meow Wolf’s capacity to create these ambitious projects.”
Meow Wolf is expanding across the US, but it continues to enhance its original exhibition in Santa Fe, the House of Eternal Return. The immersive art collective has introduced a new installation called ‘Necro Techno Flesh Complex’ by artist Jess Johnson. An immersive multimedia room, Necro Techno Flesh Complex is a fusion of 2D drawings, 3D physical environments and digital animations.
It’s a mesmerizing place to spend a few hours, especially with kids, interacting with Seussian animal mutations and pastel-colored laundry machines, opening endless doors to rooms with so many LED and neon lights that adults may need to recover in the on-site bar afterward.
The Meow Wolf art collective is genius at spoofing reality at their five otherworldly locations in Santa Fe, Denver, Las Vegas, and Grapevine, TX. Now, they’ve invented the Mysterious Objects of Ritual product line to lampoon everyday stuff like staplers as strange vessels that served ritualistic functions for distant ancestors. Behold! The Silver Jaw!
Meow Wolf unveiled the latest installation to the House of Eternal Return that is now open for you to explore in Santa Fe. The Necro Techno Flesh Complex is “a fully immersive permanent installation” and the brainchild of New Zealand-born artist Jess Johnson.
Meow Wolf Santa Fe’s House of Eternal Return continues to evolve with new artwork. The original Meow Wolf exhibition presents its latest addition: Necro Techno Flesh Complex, a fully immersive permanent installation by internationally acclaimed, New Zealand-born artist Jess Johnson.
There’s a new room premiering at Meow Wolf Santa Fe’s House of Eternal Return. “Necro Techno Flesh Complex” is a new permanent installation by New Zealand-born artist Jess Johnson.
Filled with immersive art, the surreal dive bar is set in the afterlife and promises the signature creativity and characters that Meow Wolf is known for at several distinct art experiences across the nation. Throughout the honky tonk, visitors will find a weeping grief creature, a disco ball–headed pool shark, and an octogenarian armadillo that tells tales of the bar’s numerous patrons.
According to a news release, Kadlubek—who has been serving as a consultant at Meow Wolf—will now join its Meow Wolf Creative Studio, a “unified team that will develop the Meow Wolf Universe across all platforms.”
Meow Wolf Houston, due to open later this year, has announced that its anchor space will be Cowboix Hevvven, a bar and restaurant combining cowboy culture with Meow Wolf’s iconic surreal style...The space will be filled with immersive art, including a tribute to Matt King, one of Meow Wolf’s founders who died in 2022. Among other things, Cowboix Hevvven will include an interactive jukebox featuring 30 songs recorded by Texas musicians.
A bar and restaurant called Cowboix Hevvven set to operate at Meow Wolf Houston will feature a sculpture tribute to late co-founder and Santa Fean Matt King. The space will have the atmosphere of a dive bar, incorporating artists' creativity.
"Cowboix Hevven is a love letter from a Texan dreamer," said Cole Bee Wilson, the project's lead artist and creative director. "It’s a psychedelic space that puts the 'all' in y'all and serves as a self-referential, autobiographical take on my Texan imagination. There’s a seat at the bar for all y’all here in Cowboix Hevven."
Meow Wolf Houston is set to open later this year in the Fifth Ward, and along with it will be Cowboix Hevven.
Cowboix Hevvven promises to transport guests into a surreal dive bar in the afterlife. This bar and restaurant filled with immersive art combines the charm of a honky tonk watering hole filled with Meow Wolf’s signature creativity.
The honky-tonk establishment is an immersive space with a working restaurant and bar. In addition to Meow Wolf’s signature artworks and creations, Cowboix Hevvven includes a sculptural tribute to one of its founders, the late Matt King. Guests will also meet a “weeping grief creature”, said Meow Wolf, as well as a pool shark with a disco ball for a head, and an “octogenarian armadillo spinning yarns of the bar’s numerous patrons”.
Meow Wolf, a multidisciplinary art and media company, is slated to debut an otherworldly art exhibit in Houston’s Fifth Ward this year, and its quirky dive bar is set to take Houston diners on a ride through posthumous cowboy culture. Cowboix Hevvven will operate as a restaurant and dive bar that introduces diners to fictional characters in an artfully rendered Great Beyond — a Texas Upside Down, of sorts.
Meow Wolf Houston, slated to debut in the city’s Fifth Ward neighborhood later this year, shared news of a concept inside its forthcoming art experience: Cowboix Hevvven. Although “the theme and narrative for Meow Wolf Houston will be announced soonish,” we at least get a glimpse into this food and drink experience, per a release. “Cowboix Hevvven promises to transport guests into a surreal dive bar in the afterlife.”
What would it look like if Meow Wolf opened a restaurant? We’re about to find out, and the answer is apparently a technicolor, nonbinary honky tonk dive bar straight out of the afterlife called Cowboix Hevvven.
According to a press release, Cowboix Hevvven will feature Meow Wolf's distinctive, psychedelic twist on classic dive bar fare. The bar will also include a jukebox featuring classic country, Americana, and Tejano and other genres of music from more than 30 Texas artists, remixed with futuristic soundscapes.
By any measure, the imminent arrival of Meow Wolf, the immersive art exhibition in Fifth Ward, has to count as one of Houston’s most eagerly anticipated openings of 2024. Art loving Houstonians who visit the venue will also find an opportunity for eating and drinking. When it opens later this year, Meow Wolf will include a bar and restaurant called Cowboix Hevvven.
Hype continues to mount for the near future opening of Meow Wolf in Houston. To add to the excitement, Meow Wolf has announced its plan to introduce a collaborative anchor space, dive bar, and restaurant at its coming Houston portal. There are immersive experiences, and then there are IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCES. Meow Wolf is an experimental large-scale art venue that provides out-of-this-world installations in a truly one-of-a-kind weird wonderland.
According to a press release, Cowboix Hevvven will feature Meow Wolf's distinctive, psychedelic twist on classic dive bar fare. The bar will also include a jukebox featuring classic country, Americana, and Tejano and other genres of music from more than 30 Texas artists, remixed with futuristic soundscapes.
Punch your brain in the face by attempting to puzzle-piece together the 60-plus experiences that comprise “America’s Most Exceptional Grocery Store” Omega Mart into a coherent whole. How to describe this labyrinth of perception-warping interactive art and consumer culture satire? It’s unsettling, beautiful, captivating and confounding all at once.
Meow Wolf, the arts production company known for creating “immersive multimedia experiences,” including Denver’s Convergence Station, is now bringing a new “mind-bending” experience to burritos. Meow Wolf has joined forces with Colorado-based companies Illegal Pete’s and Colorado Tortilla Co. to introduce the “Portilla” (Spanish for little portal).
Meow Wolf offers an immersive, interactive art experience that’s fun for all ages. Explore its unique rooms and exhibits that blend art and technology.
If your kids or teens have been buzzing about a quirky Las Vegas spot they’ve seen on social media, chances are they’re talking about Omega Mart. Located within AREA15, this one-of-a-kind experience by Meow Wolf takes visitors on an unforgettable journey through interactive art and immersive storytelling, disguised as the most extraordinary grocery store you’ll ever encounter.
Homegrown, fast-casual Mexican chain Illegal Pete’s will soon offer a limited-time special at its thirteen Colorado locations: the Portilla, a tie-dyed tortilla made in collaboration with Meow Wolf.
That roadside location is surprisingly apt for the theme inside Convergence Station, a “multiverse transit station” that connects four alien worlds as part of the QDOT, or the Quantum Department of Transportation: icy Eenia, plant-filled Numina, underground Ossuary, and urban C Street. Meow Wolf has definitely attracted a cult following, but novices will find plenty to love here.
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In a statement announcing the Tripadvisor recognition, Kate Daley, a Meow Wolf spokeswoman, said the company is “incredibly honored.” “This award is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team, as well as the enthusiasm and support of our visitors,” she added. “We are committed to continuing to provide an unforgettable experience for everyone who walks through our doors.”
Omega Mart should be on everyone’s list. The next-level attraction masquerades as a supermarket with eccentric inventory items, but secret entrances lead to a backroom, multilevel maze of art installations, interactive contraptions and the headquarters of the mysterious Dram Corporation.
Check out Meow Wolf if you're on the hunt for an otherworldly and immersive indoor experience...Meow Wolf offers epic art installations that you can interact with, and each location has its own unique story and theme.
This interactive art exhibit is the work of hundreds of artists aimed at imagining and crafting new and immersive worlds to explore. The venue hosts musicians and open space community events such as craft days, Kids' art and story time and even Slime Time — an exploration of play, art and science — inviting the whole family to participate.
In keeping with Meow Wolf’s penchant for interconnected interactive worlds, complete with secret passages, touchable decor and oodles of neon, site six will be a “maximalist fantasy” land full of “absurd glitz” that plays on the city of angels’ filmmaking history “and the fantastical spells cast by Hollywood”. Expect a multi-sensory love letter to the Los Angeles art scene.
Expected to arrive in 2026, Meow Wolf’s Los Angeles edition will find its home in a movie theater complex at Howard Hughes LA, a sprawling mall on LA’s Westside. While the rest of the multiplex will remain open to moviegoers, Meow Wolf’s permanent exhibition will whisk visitors into a dream world full of cinematic references.
Local Texas artists have their immersive art put on display in the newest Meow Wolf installment 'The Real Unreal' in Grapevine.
A Meow Wolf exhibition is designed as a dream space, a walk-through floor-to-ceiling collection of psychedelic art with a sci-fi bent and an anything-goes, punk-rock spirit. Omega Mart, the Santa Fe, N.M., firm’s Las Vegas outpost, also reflects the company’s absurdist-meets-whimsical sense of humor.
These attractions work because of their open exploration nature that doesn’t rely on their storylines—though there are still storylines, for immersive nerds— and really feel welcoming to anyone of any age. They have spaces that feel more Star Wars than Galactic Starcruiser did, and others that feel like you’re in your own Blade Runner film or an anime adventure that make it fun to just let loose.
It's no surprise that Gellar stopped at the attraction during their visit, as its website states: "It's a must-see immersive art experience for all ages."
Convergence is one of those things that can’t be described, only seen. A series of interconnected extra-dimensional scenes of mind-boggling complexity and oddity, it’s easy to spend hours exploring its audio/visual delights. Keep in mind that during the day it is a popular attraction for families, but later in the evening, it attracts a more adult, altered crowd.
This week, Meow Wolf made announcements about both of its Texas locations, including the installation of a new mural in North Texas and naming ten regional artists who have been invited to be part of a task force shaping the upcoming Houston space.
It arrived like a bizarre radio transmission from the future, a message full of forward-looking fun and fantasy: Meow Wolf, the outlandish art collective behind several acclaimed immersive experiences, would open a Los Angeles location in 2026.
Ten more Texas artists have been announced as collaborators for Meow Wolf, the psychedelic immersive art experience set to open a Bayou City location later this year.
Get ready for a kaleidoscope of art and entertainment as Meow Wolf, the New Mexico-based powerhouse of immersive experiences, secures a spot in Los Angeles for its newest venture. The exhibition is poised to launch in 2026 at the Cinemark complex in Howard Hughes L.A. Don't worry, cinephiles; the rest of the multiplex remains up and running, as reported by KTLA.
Meow Wolf has unveiled the location of its upcoming exhibition to be the Cinemark complex at Howard Hughes Los Angeles. Variety previously reported that the immersive art production company would choose a West Los Angeles movie theater as the home of its sixth permanent installation.
Experiential immersive art collective Meow Wolf has revealed that its sixth permanent venue will be located in Los Angeles, California. As seen in the documentary Origin Story, Meow Wolf started out as a do-it-yourself group of Santa Fe artists who transformed trash into immersive art environments. Game of Thrones author George R. R. Martin assisted in the creation of Meow Wolf’s first enormously popular permanent installation, House of Eternal Return. The collective then went on to create interactive worlds in Las Vegas, Denver, and Dallas, with another venue opening in Houston shortly.
Meow Wolf offers large-scale, permanent installations that invite participants to explore and interact with unique and transcendent worlds. The experiences are characterized by their mind-bending art, captivating storytelling and interactivity. Rethinking the way we experience the world can inspire new ways of thinking our complex world requires.
The creator of extraordinary, mind bending immersive experiences, Meow Wolf, is announcing that its sixth permanent exhibition will be located in a movie theater in Los Angeles—a city that, much like Meow Wolf, is constantly evolving.
Santa Fe. Las Vegas, Nevada. Denver. Grapevine, Texas. Houston. Next up, Los Angeles.
Meow Wolf, the company that has cornered the immersive field with its surreal artist-made environments, is growing westward. Its sights are set on Los Angeles for its sixth permanent exhibition space, which is slated to open in 2026.
After five overwhelmingly successful permanent locations, Meow Wolf, the vibrant interactive art installation that first started in Santa Fe, is finally making its way to Los Angeles. A trailblazer in the world of immersive experiences, Meow Wolf started as a DIY collective in 2008, hosting rambunctious warehouse parties decked out with junkyard scraps turned into art.
Mere weeks after laying off more than 100 employees across its locations in New Mexico, Texas, Nevada and Colorado, arts corporation Meow Wolf today announced its plans to open a new location in Los Angeles in 2026.
Most installations, whether a pop-up or semi-permanent, that describe themselves as “immersive” toss around the phrase as a marketing gimmick. But Meow Wolf—known for its fully-enveloped environments replete with secret passages, touchable decor and tons of neon—is one of the few experiences that actually lives up to that promise.
A new portal is opening in Los Angeles in 2026, and shimmering on the other ethereal side? Prepare for a fresh and fantastical exhibition from the creative spirits behind Meow Wolf, the world-famous purveyors of offbeat and elaborate immersive experiences.
A permanent exhibition space from renowned immersive events organizer Meow Wolf will open in Los Angeles in 2026. The location for the exhibition has not been revealed, beyond that it will be in a movie theater complex. The company has staged exhibitions in Santa Fe, Denver, Dallas and Las Vegas.
Immersive art production company Meow Wolf has unveiled its plans to open its sixth permanent exhibition in a Los Angeles movie theater sometime in 2026. Organizers said the location would be on the Westside of Los Angeles, though it’s unknown which movie theater would have the right configuration for Meow Wolf’s extensive exhibitions. Santa Monica’s now-closed ArcLight theater location was announced as a location of the Korean-owned Arte installation, though it is still listed as “coming soon.”
A hard to explain but fun to explore immersive art playground designed for the Instagram Age will weave together Hollywood fantasies, myths and glitz when Meow Wolf brings its unique brand of mind- bending interactive entertainment to Los Angeles.
Imagine climbing through a fridge into a surreal hidden world, or crawling through a washing machine to discover a huge slide. You’ll never look at your appliances the same again after exploring Meow Wolf Grapevine.
7 p.m. March 17, 2016. That’s when the world changed for the fictional Selig family at Meow Wolf’s “House of Eternal Return” in Santa Fe. The Selig family disappeared after experimenting with interdimensional travel by tapping into a force known as “The Anomaly” in an effort to bring back deceased family members.
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