My husband and I were in Santa Fe for the weekend recently. Shortly before leaving, I read a post on Neil Gaiman's blog that he and his wife had spent time there recently also. He had this to say:
"We went to Meow Wolf, which is a former bowling alley in Santa Fe, which contains a house in California in which an event has caused ructions in space and time that lead into other dimensions. It's a mad and glorious mashup of art, story, and Disneyland, and if you are in the SouthWest of America, you should go."
So we did.
George R R Martin (who lives in Santa Fe) helped finance the project. About 100 or more artists worked on it. The advice we got walking in - "Check out the refrigerator." So we did. We passed through an nearly ordinary living room to mostly ordinary kitchen and opened the fridge to find a portal to another dimension. In we went.
Neil could have added Murder Mystery Theater to his mashup description, as one component of the adventure is that the family living in the house has disappeared and you can look for clues as you traipse the various dimensions, but that barely touches the surface.
In short, I also recommend it.
Meow Wolf
"We went to Meow Wolf, which is a former bowling alley in Santa Fe, which contains a house in California in which an event has caused ructions in space and time that lead into other dimensions. It's a mad and glorious mashup of art, story, and Disneyland, and if you are in the SouthWest of America, you should go."
So we did.
George R R Martin (who lives in Santa Fe) helped finance the project. About 100 or more artists worked on it. The advice we got walking in - "Check out the refrigerator." So we did. We passed through an nearly ordinary living room to mostly ordinary kitchen and opened the fridge to find a portal to another dimension. In we went.
Neil could have added Murder Mystery Theater to his mashup description, as one component of the adventure is that the family living in the house has disappeared and you can look for clues as you traipse the various dimensions, but that barely touches the surface.
In short, I also recommend it.
Meow Wolf