All Souls Procession

A community curated 200 ft. scroll with names of the deceased to be fed and burned in the URN.

2020 saw the inauguration of this project with names submitted by Homicide Survivors Inc. and memorials submitted to the “Ancestor’s Project” by the public.

Free and by Donation Workshops with talented local artists hosted all around town to guide you in your creative process for the 33rd
All Souls Procession.

A physical collection space for Prayers and Mementos to be placed on the Altar or burned in the Urn during the 2023 Ceremony.
Ancestor’s Video wall on display nightly 6-10pm
Beginning October 20 and open thru Nov. 6
MSA ANNEX (267 Avenida Del Convento)
main entrance facing A Mountain

Traveling two miles along the Procession Route, the URN is filled with the blessings, dreams, wishes, hopes, and names of the dead. The culmination of the event occurs when the Urn is set aflame, marking the end of the Procession for another year.

Little Angels is a gathering and small Procession for children held the day before All Souls Procession, honoring both the grief of children and the grief of those who are mourning a child.

The Ancestors Project is a living memorial to the dead. It is one of the most inclusive of the ASP Projects, where participants are invited to submit photographs of those they wish to honor, remember, and witness during the Procession.

Are you a photographer or videographer who is interested in being part of the Many Mouths One Stomach (MMOS) media circle?

Dance of the Dead is a 3-day music and art festival in Tucson, Arizona. Showcasing artistic talent from all over the United States, national and local bands, live art, unique wares, and local vendors. Dance of the Dead was created to support the All Souls Procession Weekend.  It is the ONLY ticketed event of the weekend—All Proceeds go to fund the Procession costs.