Meow Wolf Denver Unveils Craft Beer Options for Convergence Station Opening
This Friday, Meow Wolf, the innovative immersive arts and entertainment company will open its doors to its third location in Denver, CO. Collaborating with 200 in-house artists as well as 110 local artists including muralists, sculptors, fiber artists and technologists, Denver’s outpost dubbed the Convergence Station tells the narrative of a freak cosmic event that merged four worlds from different universes, erasing the memories of all residents and spawning the mystifying disappearances of four women in the form of a massive immersive art experience.
Located in Denver’s Sun Valley neighborhood, Convergence Station follows the wildly successful path of its predecessors housing a labyrinth-like facility replete with secret doors leading to hidden rooms, interactive art and music elements as well as, and eye-popping art installations. Also taking a page from Meow Wolf’s Santa Fe and Las Vegas outposts, Convergence Station will feature craft beverage and food partners that honor both its host state and neighborhood.
At Meow Wolf’s Santa Fe home base, attendees can enjoy draft pours at the Float Cafe & Bar from a rotation of local breweries like Bow and Arrow Brewing, Santa Fe Brewing and Marble Brewing to name a few. When the Denver outpost opens Friday, the HELLOFOOD fusion cafe will similarly launch by serving up beer from Raíces Brewing, Denver’s Latino-owned brewery located just a stone throw away. In addition to a draft and three canned options from Raíces, the fusion cafe will also have beer and seltzer from Upslope Brewing, an exclusive collaborative beer from Santa Fe’s Marble Brewery called Day Ghost, a Japanese Rice Lager, and wine from Odell Wine Project.
“The theme of Convergence Station as an interplanetary melting pot is inspired by the beautifully diverse melding of cultures of Sun Valley, where we’re located,” said Brian Loo, Senior Director of Operations Development. “We started right here in the community as we wanted our cafe to reflect its rich diversity. We called upon local restaurateurs, craft breweries, coffee roasters, and bakeries to collaborate on our menu. The results are exponentially tasty with the vast majority of our offerings made right here in Colorado.”
Grab Your Tickets to Check Out Meow Wolf Denver’s Convergence Station
For a full list of food and beverage vendors, check the lineup below:
adobo
Denver Chef Blaine Baggao’s incredible, award-winning Latin-Asian food highlights his Filipino and New Mexican heritage, and combines flavors and traditions of the two cuisines harmoniously.
Bubby Goober’s Baked Goods
This wife and wife team create one-of-a-kind hand pies, using locally sourced ingredients in their Denver, Colorado kitchen to create an unforgettable dessert experience.
Combi Taco & Stokes Poke
Inspired by local traditions from Chef Alejandro Flores-Munoz’s hometown of Guadalajara, Mexico, these fresh and flavorful agua frescas are created with love and passion, and designed to quench the deepest of thirsts.
Copper Door Coffee
The java from Denver’s first 100% female owned coffee roaster is some of the best around, and reflects the tradition and craftsmanship practiced around the world for hundreds of years.
God Save the Cream
Exceptional flavors of ice cream are churned out in small batches at this Denver-based craft creamery, ensuring the freshest frozen dessert possible; and it is woman-owned!
Marble Brewery
This premium craft brewer has teamed up with Meow Wolf to create Day Ghost, a Japanese-style rice lager which is crisp, approachable and available exclusively at Meow Wolf locations and Marble Brewery taprooms.
Miss Peabody’s Southern Tea Cakes
Denver born and Louisiana loved, Pamela Richard shares the traditional flavors of this Southern classic with a twist. Each bite is made from scratch, buttery, tender, chewy deliciousness!
Odell Brewing Co.
○ Not only is The OBC Wine Project’s innovative wine a fresh take on a centuries-old tradition, but this independent brewery-turned-winery has been giving back to the local community since opening their doors in 1989.
Osage Cafe
A social enterprise under the Youth Employment Academy, the Osage Café is both the training ground for young adults interested in a career in the culinary industry and a community space that brings affordable, fresh, and healthy food to the Mariposa District.
Raices Brewing Co.
Community, culture and cerveza are at the heart of this Latino-owned and operated, Denver-based craft brewery which draws inspiration from Latin American and Caribbean cultures.
Rocky Mountain Soda Co.
This unique and high quality soda, made right here in Denver, uses all-natural ingredients like peach, prickly pear and elderberry extracts to create refreshing and delicious, locally-crafted beverages.
tea.o.graphy
Founded by Dana Blair, each tea is hand-crafted, organic, fairly traded and single origin. Ingredients and materials are sourced ethically, making your tea experience ever expansive and authentic.
Upslope Brewing Co.
Made from the freshest snowmelt, the finest hops and the purest passion for living life outdoors, this Colorado-based, Certified B Corporation brews premium craft ales, lagers and hard seltzer.
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