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Sips (with a Z) will open around Convergence Station’s second anniversary this fall

DENVER, CO - AUGUST 23: The entrance to Eemia the Ice World at Meow Wolf Convergence Station at Meow Wolf on August 23, 2022 in Denver, Colorado.  Meow Wolf DenverÕs Convergence Station is unlike the companyÕs other immersive spaces in that itÕs driven by an intricate, hidden narrative. But has anyone actually figured out what it is? We havenÕt found anyone, and Reddit and social media is abuzz with who weird and impenetrable it is. That narrative is that a cosmic event merged four worlds from different universes, causing the residents of those worlds to lose their memories, and a Quantum Department of Transportation allows visitors to move among them. There's an ice world called Eemia, Numina, a lush alien forest or swamp world, Ossuary and the catacombs and C Street in a cityscape. People use QR codes at computer stations to try to solve the narrative. Memory storms, alien technologies, rich cultural histories, and forgotten stories tempt participants who take part in the narrative at Convergence Station. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)
DENVER, CO – AUGUST 23: The entrance to Eemia the Ice World at Meow Wolf Convergence Station at Meow Wolf on August 23, 2022 in Denver, Colorado. Meow Wolf DenverÕs Convergence Station is unlike the companyÕs other immersive spaces in that itÕs driven by an intricate, hidden narrative. But has anyone actually figured out what it is? We havenÕt found anyone, and Reddit and social media is abuzz with who weird and impenetrable it is. That narrative is that a cosmic event merged four worlds from different universes, causing the residents of those worlds to lose their memories, and a Quantum Department of Transportation allows visitors to move among them. There’s an ice world called Eemia, Numina, a lush alien forest or swamp world, Ossuary and the catacombs and C Street in a cityscape. People use QR codes at computer stations to try to solve the narrative. Memory storms, alien technologies, rich cultural histories, and forgotten stories tempt participants who take part in the narrative at Convergence Station. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)
Staff portrait of Tiney Ricciardi on May 28, 2026, in Denver. (Photo by RJ Sangosti/The Denver Post)
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