Meow Wolf Announces Four Spooktacular Parties
Aliens of the Converged Worlds—a mind-bending, immersive realm only accessible by way of Meow Wolf’s Convergence Station—may not be entirely accustomed to earthling ways, but they’re no stranger to spooky season and have four Halloween parties lined up for the occasion. They encourage all guests to shed their everyday attire for more holiday-appropriate garb, minus face coverings.
The celebrations leading up to Halloween Day will debut on October 26 at 5 p.m. with a 21-plus Monster Mash Bash Adulti-Verse. Ghouls, Cat Women, Freddy Kruegers, and the like will cross the earthside border into the Converged Worlds with a creature-feature cocktail in hand. The odd psychedelic space will display an array of spine-chilling delights and frights including monster movies and thriller dance lessons. After a day to soak in the otherworldly experience, moonwalk into the INTLHAUS Showcase, a party for music lovers who are 18 and up.
Culture cultivator and Colorado Springs-based recording artist, Kent Washington III, will debut and headline INTLHAUS at the showcase with his group Kent Washington III & Friends on October 28. He created the International Hip-Hop and R&B Series to supply listeners with an eclectic experience in the genre. The evening line-up will also include performances from DNA Picasso, LPEEZ, Myell Westcoast, Ivvy Jones, Indigo Jones, and DJ sets from DJ Ronin, Hexkitten, and KYJU.
Following the showcase is another 18-plus, music-centric party, Hallowed Howl, where guests will witness the Fillmore Auditorium be overrun with ramped deep house and funk beats by SG Lewis and Folamour. The October 29 event will be coordinated by the team behind Denver’s unique and sensorial Vortex Music Festival. Later that night, festivities will conclude with the fourth party, the SpooKiKi Ball at the Convergence Station. The revolutionary dance movement celebrating the beauty and talent in the Black and Latino trans and queer community, Vogue, will be at the Ball as well as The House of Flora—an Oregon-based Kiki House—which will display the power behind ballroom culture.
Tickets for all four Meow Wolf Halloween parties are available for purchase.
Photos Courtesy of Meow Wolf
