From funding small-scale arts spaces to raising environmental awareness and increasing transparency in social initiatives, this was our year in community impact.

Now, we’re officially one of a handful of B-Corps operating in the state of New Mexico.

Meow Wolf is run by artists, yes! And in the spirit of that, we’re constantly looking for ways to pioneer.

They’re all lined up and are descending, row by row. The 10 Legacy Champs who’re slated to set world records this weekend are, at this moment, bearing down on Santa Fe and Meow Wolf’s House of Eternal Return for the First Annual Score Wars.

New Mexico Nights are a way for us to thank our neighbors, our city and our state with discounted admission costs for New Mexico State Residents. We want to encourage locals to drop in and say hello, to take part in the discounts and, of course, to explore with us!

Art is important, but what’s more important is people making art. That’s why we jumped in as title sponsor when we heard about Denver’s Paper Fashion Show.

There’s something about sticking to this dimension that doesn’t quite work for us. Nor does it for Oakland-based artist Madeleine Tonzi, who returned to her hometown of Santa Fe to create a mural during Meow Wolf’s annual exhibition.

Installation artist Diego Mireles Duran discusses artistic process while working on a new mural in Mexico and the difference between now and former work.

On June 24, Meow Wolf and the City of Santa Fe present Southside Summer Wheels, a lowrider show and block party in Siler/Rufina neighborhood.