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Wings to End Stigma

Where some see shame or stigma in a death caused by addiction, members of the Pima County Health Department see an opportunity to bring awareness to an often-overlooked issue.
It’s why, for the first time in the 35-year history of Tucson’s All Souls Procession, the Pima County Health Department (PCHD) will be participating in the historic annual event Nov. 3.


Face Painting at the All Souls Procession

MMOS hosts 3 face Painting locations during All Souls- We encourage you to transform yourself during this magical time- Look back and imbibe the influence of your ancestors. Connect yourself to your own mortality and become a living work of art (by Donation)


Odaiko Sonora featured artist for 2024

For this year’s All Souls Procession theme of Home, Odaiko Sonora will bring a sense of the land and a sense of how people gather and celebrate what the land provides for us: the sounds of wind whispering through cactus spines and birdsong and flight; rain that can be gentle, then suddenly a torrential downfall… then just as quickly disappears; our coming together to work the land, harvest and rejoice. Now 22+ years-old, Odaiko Sonora feels a profound sense of time spent in our beloved Old Pueblo, set in the midst of our unique and beautiful Sonoran Desert, its creatures and plants and history and culture and endless sky.


Magical Moments from 2023

The Eagle’s Eye View of the  #allsoulsprocessiontucson Finale 2023- As Artistic Director for the All Souls Procession Weekend- I get to experience some very magical moments every year-  In the hot…


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