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.

Meow Wolf hosts Depressed Cake Shop raising awareness and funds for mental health issues and Southwestern College in Santa Fe counseling center.

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.

Thank you to each of our million plus guests! And congrats to Raul, Kim and their whole family. Our one millionth guest was a treat we'd never expected!

With leaves and weather changing in the fall, there’s no better time to take in Santa Fe and its surrounding sites.

“We Don’t Get Out Much” follows writers Collin Stapleton and Michael Wilson as they throw away their “would rather not” attitude and venture to peculiar attractions, bizarre locations, and uncomfortable situations.

This graphic lays out the entire scope of Meow Wolf’s history…where we’ve been, what we’ve overcome, and how we got here.

In Santa Fe for the winter!? What to do, where to eat, and how to have fun during the enchanting winter months in New Mexico’s capital!

This arts organization serves the youth of Northern New Mexico's fertile valley through performing and visual arts education; the results are life-changing.

After weeks of renovations and new installations, Meow Wolf reopens with new worlds to experience from international and local artists.

Meow Wolf Santa Fe’s new installation by Pip & Pop is a veritable candy land.

Reading Quest, a Santa Fe nonprofit, uses teachers and teen tutors to raise reading levels while having fun.