Sunday, November 3rd, 2013

Location, Route, Parking and event information:

Gather at 5:00pm on N. 6th Ave north of the underpass and south of 6th St.

Leave at 6:00 pm and proceed South on 6th Ave to Alameda and turn left

Go directly west on Alameda and wrap onto Congress and go West to Mercado San Agustin

 

PARKING?-Downtown has over 30,000 parking spaces–check the links below

City Parking Garages include:

• Pennington St. Garage located at 110 E. Pennington (entrance off of Scott Ave.)
• Plaza Centro located at 345 E. Congress
• Depot Plaza located at 45 N. 5th Ave
• Main Library located at 101 N. Stone  (entrance off of Alameda St.)
• City / State located at 498 W. Congress
• La Entrada (Water) located at 310 W. Alameda

City Parking Lots include:    

• Catalina Lot, Franklin Lot, Paseo Redondo Lot, Toole Lot and City Hall South Lot

REGISTRATION for Procession–not required but often helpful if you have a bigger project in size, sounds (i.e a band) or people.

Registration is meant to simply make sure musical groups are aware of their placement in relation to other musical groups (for obvious reasons) and proximity to other (non-musical) projects that may heighten the wonderful experience of the myriad of spontaneous collaborations that happen. This year– floats, moving installations, bands etc will have a separate path into the finale grounds so that we can better accommodate the flow of the finale experience-look for more details…

Procession Begins 6pm

GRAND FINALE

Mercado San Agustín on West Congress

We will be initiating our new finale site on West Congress and with the help of Gadsden Company we will be investing in a new Festival Grounds that will be developed over the next few years-look for more details soon!

Flam Chen and a multitude of other performers TBA,
w/ the Community Spirit Group

With this years musical guests: A Tribe Called Red(Ottowa CA),  Danza Azteca Calpulli Tonantzin, The Carpetbag Brigade (SanFrancisco, CA), Nemcatacoa Teatro (Colombia S.A.)

!Other Guest Artists at The Grand Finale!

Mourning Fyre

Tucson Arts Brigade

de Dar a Luz–by Clayton Kane & Justin Eastman

Dr Karl Vonoggle and his Tesla Coil

And much, much more!!  Come on down and explore!

 

DONATE!
Look for the Donation Hats and our Army of Barkers who are helping us collect donations from you to support this magnanimous event!!

As organizers of the Procession, our priority is always quality of experience over quantity of participants, and though the Procession has grown exponentially, we will always strive to propagate an “ALL SOULS PROCESSION” that is a grassroots, non-commercial, hyper-inclusive, sacred event dedicated to honoring our ancestors and loved ones who have passed on.

ASP ROUGH GUIDE

DO: Come and enjoy the experience in a way that works for you. Dress up, get out of your regular regiment and persona; make a mask, a puppet, an art installation, an altar; some way of honoring those who have gone before, who we remember, honor, release, and embrace. Allow yourself to flow into an experience of real community, where we interact in ways that are different, authentic to our nature, and open to our feelings.

DON’T: Be high, drunk, or in anyone’s space in a way that makes them feel uncomfortable. This event should be safe to bring a newborn infant to, or your dear aging grandmother. What allows the magic to happen is for everyone to feel safe. It is your job to create this kind of space. The moment we require help from police or any other authority to make sure that happens, we have lost something truly precious. Please make sure to honor barricades, civilian security and civic event staff at grand finale and take care for yourself and your fellow participants in stepping off of curbs, crossing streets, train tracks and trolley tracks etc.

Download the Prayer Form to Print and Place into the URN