Meow Wolf

Accessibility isn’t just about being welcoming all, it’s about building experiences everyone can enjoy to the fullest. Denver was verified as an accessible destination by Wheel the World, and we were thrilled to host their tour at Convergence Station. As USA TODAY’s Kathleen Wong wrote: “My entire travel group – including those with mobility issues and visual impairments – was able to explore the immersive and borderline psychedelic art installation thanks to its accessibility features.” Explore the concrete ways that Meow Wolf and Denver are opening up their worlds for every traveler: https://lnkd.in/g2g_ZqXg

Not just art. Not just business… but a secret third thing. Meow Wolf has just been recertified as a B Corporation! As the first B Corp in the themed entertainment industry, we’ve challenged ourselves to evolve from a DIY art collective into a business guided by imagination, equity, and impact. Whether it’s reducing our environmental footprint, expanding community access to the arts, supporting our 900+ employees with inclusive benefits and emergency funds, or building exhibitions that spark wonder, we believe creativity and responsibility can (and must) coexist. We’re grateful to the many Shrimp (employees), artists, engineers, and advocates who make this possible every day. Read more about how we’re evolving the business of art in our latest blog by Isabel Slator: https://lnkd.in/ggzzGaq9

When acclaimed sonic strategist and Twenty Thousand Hertz host Dallas Taylor asked Meow Wolf’s audio team where to experience the full spectrum of our sound design, they had one answer: Radio Tave, our Houston exhibition. Step behind the scenes with Taylor and Meow Wolf Senior Show Audio Designer Ben Wright to discover how our team creates immersive soundscapes that transport you to other worlds. Also featuring Eric Heep and Les Stuck. Keep an eye on Taylor's YouTube channel for more to come! https://lnkd.in/gtgmBM8p

Meow Wolf is entering the RPG multiverse. We’re partnering with Exalted Funeral Press (known for Dolmenwood, Monty Python’s Cocurricular Mediaeval Reenactment Programme, and other glorious weirdness) and Genuine Entertainment LLC to launch TAVERS: The Meow Wolf Roleplaying Game: a reality-bending, portal-hopping adventure inspired by our immersive worlds. This official TTRPG will let players wander through Meow Wolf’s existing dimensions and invent new ones, with exquisite corpse storytelling, sentient pizza, and cosmic chaos fully encouraged. Launching in Spring 2026. Art work done by David Hoskins from Exalted Funeral & Luke Dorman from Meow Wolf. Thanks to Samantha Nelson at Polygon for writing about our big news: https://lnkd.in/gwFkw2cW

👽 WILD BTS EMPLOYEE STORIES 👽 Working at Meow Wolf means your job might involve escorting a duck influencer, launching a hot air balloon, or problem-solving how to safely roll a group of costumed creatures down a hill. We asked our coworkers to share their most surreal “how is this my job?” moments—and yes, giant tongues were involved. Thanks to Connor Gray, Quinn Fati, Christopher M., Jenna Crafton Ehrke, Amanda Siroskey, and compiler of stories, Erin Barnes. https://lnkd.in/geK5njaT

What kind of people work at Meow Wolf—and how did they get here? Some of us came from haunted houses. Some from drag stages. One of us may or may not have smuggled footage through Madrid. (We won’t name names. Yet.) In the latest Career Chronicles, we spotlight four Meow Wolfers—Alli Nauert, Will Hill, Kaitlyn Armendáriz, and Derek Fyffe—whose unexpected paths led them into the multiverse. From fixing fiber art to powering up immersive tech, these humans bring creativity, curiosity, and pure magic to the work every day. Blog by Amanda Siroskey: https://lnkd.in/gwWY_GDV

How do you find your voice on the page—or across the multiverse? In the latest Approachable Art feature, we explore writing as an artistic outlet with three Meow Wolf creatives who shape our voice in different ways: ✍️ Erin Barnes brings Meow Wolf’s story to the media and world-at-large through PR ✍️ Dave Jasmon crafts our brand’s voice across billboards, blurbs, and brain-bending copy ✍️ Steve Borst writes the digital realms that expand our exhibits into comics, apps, and beyond From early book obsessions to slug milk satire, they share how writing fuels their creativity—and how you can start your own weird and wonderful journey. Thanks to Amanda Siroskey for curating this series. https://lnkd.in/gBhMH9yG

The second blog installment of Approachable Art is here—this time, we’re diving into the colorful world of painting. Whether you’re drawn to watercolor, oil, or fingerpainting outside the lines, Meow Wolf artists Isabel Slator, Shannon Slack, and Caity Kennedy share how they got started, how their practices have evolved, and why painting doesn’t have to be perfect to be powerful. Words by Amanda Siroskey: https://lnkd.in/gtBR9srU

What can workplaces learn from the way Meow Wolf designs its immersive worlds? In Work Design Magazine, Abbey Cwiek-Garrett (Principal and Senior Interior Designer at DLR Group) draws a compelling parallel between Meow Wolf’s multisensory experiences and the evolving needs of modern workplaces. She asks: How can companies make the office a place people want to be—not just have to be? Offices don’t have to be sterile. They can be alive with color, personality, mystery, and meaning. https://lnkd.in/gvywX-tY