We welcome the return of Morgan Sörne as musical guest for 2026- Morgan Sorne is an award-winning multi-disciplinary artist, composer, and musician widely recognized for his extraordinary 5-octave vocal range […]
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Theme for 2026
each year MMOS chooses a theme for the All Souls Procession. The Theme is offered as a focus for contemplation and inspiration. We hope to open up opportunities for creativity and exploration of the ideas and general vibe of the times.
A little History….from Artistic Director Nadia Hagen
I encountered the All Souls Procession by chance on a November night. Masked and costumed, a small band of folks brought their offerings to the City fountains and sang their songs for the Dead- and I felt a void in me be filled. Susan Johnson had begun gathering friends and artists around her in 1990.
ISKCON of Arizona and Govinda’s restaurant present Jugganath Rathyatra
ISKCON of Arizona and Govinda’s restaurant present Jugganath Rathyatra at the All Souls Procession.
Meet our Special Guests for 2025!
Now is the time to be Brave
Each Year MMOS suggests a theme for the Annual All Souls Procession. We offer this as a jumping off point for inspiration and rumination.
Taiko Odori Benefit
You are invited to TAIKODORI !!!
a Showcase and Benefit for
Taiko Community Alliance and The All Souls Procession
Jan 12 2:30PM
We are thrilled to welcome back our guest artists for the 2024 All Souls Finale
and present an extended program with haunting vocals, acrobatics and dazzling costumes.
Berger Performing Arts Center 1200 W. Speedway Blvd
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.