What: First Annual MoctoberFest – April Fool’s Carnival - www.moctoberfest.com

When: March 31st

Time: Noon to Midnight

Where: Mercado San Agustin, 100 S. Avenida del Convento,1/4 mile West of I-10 on Congress

Cost: $20 for an all-day pass. Re-entry is permitted. $14 pre-sale (until 11:59 day of)

21 & up w/ID, children 16 & under permitted until sundown & free with paying adult

See website for updates! 

Workshops and Demonstrations

Flight School-balancing acrobatics, Tucson Circus Arts-Poi Club and Aerial demos, Orbital Evolution-Hooping,

Entertainment

Vox Urbana, Golden Boots, The Missing Parts, Salvador Duran, Marianne Dissard, 20,000 Strong Men, GSol , Trima Muzicante, Mamaxé & Planet Djembe, Professor Paul, Rudy Cortese’s “Living From the Heart”, Kate Fritz, Saturnalia with DJ Carl Hanni and sommelier & magician Kenny Stewart, This Group of People, Orbital Evolution & Elemental Artistry, Flight School, Wonderfools, Anarchestra, Brass Pandemonium, and FLAM CHEN and Friends will open the Sideshow of the 7 Deadly Sins in the evening. Still Confirming our special guest–Camilo Laura from Mexican Institute of Sound

Arts Vendors

Cutie Pie Accessories, Bonnie Behan Art, THE RED ANT, Fire Mecca, Quasimodos Sisters, Elksong Jewelry, Kim Kei, The Altergirl, Flower the Clown, Two Groovy Sisters LLC, Mole Dona Vicky, Wandering Star, Emily Ann Jones Photography, Artesenia Mexicana, and more TBA.

Beer

Nimbus Brewery, Queen Sol from Flagstaff (waiting on confirmation) and “home brew” enthusiasts will be doing tasting & workshops on “How To”. Commercial brewers will be on site to do tastings as well-

Contests and Rides!

All of the photographers add so much validation and cultural value to what other artists do.

This year the MMOS collaborated with Jeff Smith & Sean Stuchen to create a one of a kind image that exemplifies the cultural revolution that is being created by the inclusive, free and deeply meaningful event- The All Souls Procession Weekend.

This exclusive photograph is available in the following order:

Series of 100 Fine Art Quality Photographs * 30″ x 20″ (actual print size 22.5″ x 19.25″)  * numbered, cataloged & signed by the artists

Edition: 1-25 $75.00

1-25-(framed)

Option 1 $75.00 USD framed $275.00 USD

Edition: 26-50 $90.00

Edition: 50-75 $110.00

Edition: 76-100 $125.00

framed option add $200

These prints are ONLY available thru this website and can be viewed at Etherton Gallery (135 South 6th Avenue)  and Barbs Frame of Mind (319 E. 8th St.)  100% of the proceeds go directly to fund the All Souls Procession

All Wears are Union Made and Printed at Gloo Factory

2011 ORIGINAL ART WORK BY MICHAEL CONTRERAS CONTRERAS HOUSE OF FINE ART

Shirts are $20 each choose from below-you will be prompted to choose size and sex of shirt

Angel/Devil

A HUGE THANK YOU!

From Nadia Hagen, Many Mouths One Stomach founding board member and Artistic Director for the All Souls Procession Grand Finale ceremony:   A HUGE THANK YOU!

To ALL OF YOU who put your sweat, love, hard work, generosity, creativity and dedication into this year’s ALL SOULS PROCESSION….Here goes, not in any particular order:

Most Special Gratitude to the Tech Crew, Randy, Heather, John, Moises, Dan, Kipp and Howard for being wet and cold and muddy and efficient and diligent and bad-ass.

Thanks to DVE Brent and Ron for building us an incredible stage.

Thanks to Soundwave for crystal clear sound that traveled the whole site .

Big Thanks to Huna and Gary at Event Horizon who have always been so good to us.

Thanks to Max for being brave enough to let us use those killer lights and brave the brutal rainstorm.

Thanks to Adam, Kira, Gal and Glenn at Mercado for being such gracious hosts and standing by us in our struggles to wade thru the bureaucracy.

All The Wonderful guest performers on site, Flight School, Jodi Netzer and Dancers, Batucaxe, Odaiko Sonora, AZ Burners Phoenix Enclave and especiallyEnrique from Portland who will (we Hope) be our featured musical guest for 2012.

Thanks To all the banging Musical Crews who waited patiently on 5th Ave to be fed into the fray. Thanks to Silver Thread and especially Roskruge Mariachi for filling the night with song.

Thanks To Gary for Power and pushing THE BUTTON.

Love and Gratitude for all the Spirit Groups and especially your directors, Loriefor always putting her heart and soul into the dance and Barry for building stupendous wings- and thanks to the newbies- the Fire Crew that hit it so good– the Attendants that outdid themselves and the Aerial Crew that risk life and limb so we can be inspired.

An extra hug for Toh-Ree-Ne who takes care of all the magical details that keep us safe and grounded.

Thanks to Lisa and Dwight for selling the hell out of some merch-

and all the Volunteers who sacrificed being in the Procession to give the Procession to us thru their hard work.

To Randy for being our Beast of Burden and looking good in those purple pants.

Good Thoughts to Lindy for a speedy recovery.

Thanks to all who made Little Angels so fab! Big Kudos to Jacqueline for stepping up to the plate and Valerie and Melanie for sacrificing themselves to the paint gods.

Thanks to Jhon who helped from afar.

Thanks to Stories That Soar, Sharon O Brien and the cast for empowering and giving voice to the stories children tell.

Thanks to all the TCA kids who got blisters from their stilts and their poi and especially Rosa who was a most graceful moon.

Thanks Cub Club Samba for rocking the house and being so darn purple!

Thanks to Katherine for herding all those cats and thanks to all the parents who drove their kids to practice and took them to the bathroom in their stilts- not an easy task!

Thanks to Joe, not only for facilitating the Children’s Altar art team but for taking on the Ushers directorship for All Souls Procession!

Thanks to Jeannette and Colleen and the amazing Ben’s Bells Project for helping to bring many more families into the Children’s Altar Project.

Thanks to Tucson Children’s Museum, Capoeira Brasil Tucson and Valley of theMoon for hosting all the wing-making workshops.

Thanks to Maya and Ocotillo Poetry Slam for taking on Soul Poetry!

Thanks to Robin Landers who truly understands what park space is for and what it can be for a community.

Thanks to OCCUPY Tucson for being welcoming and diligently fighting for the 99%.

and for helping make the Little Angels magical.

Thanks to Athena, Brandye, Leslie, JJ and all the Stilters with helped on costumes.

Thanks to our Board members for support and glue gun skills.

Thanks to Our amazing crew of photographers headed by Alfonso and Jeff Smithfor hosting the Photo Competition and flying over us and not spitting.

Thanks to Steve Eye for hosting the Poster Exhibition at Arches and thanks toTom Valentine for creating a sensational work for 2012.

A huge Thank You to Michael Contreras for giving us artwork that made everyone Ooh and Ah and for drawing us where we wanted to be so that it had to happen.

Thanks to Lini for her fundraising help and licking all those envelopes.

Special Thanks to Those fabulous gals at POPCYCLE and the Surly Wench who curated an amazing auction and evening of entertainment and donated ALL the proceeds to ASP. Thanks to the Mission Creeps and Black Cherry Burlesque.

Thanks to the artists who donated their talents Vox Urbana, Orbital Evolution and Mamaxé.

A huge shout out to All our Sponsors!

Big Thanks To Kurt and John at FAMA for all their help.

Thanks to Michael Keith and all the purple people who matched this year’s color theme so well.

Thanks to Zocalo and KXCI who shared our info with everyone for free.

Thanks to Leslie and her documentary crew for following us around and getting in the way and making us cry with all the amazing footage they got.

Thanks to Doug and the staff at the Rialto Theater. A huge thanks to CALEXICO and all the performersat Dance of the Dead. And a special shout out to Strange Family Circus who traveled down from PHX.

Thanks to Diana Rhoades and Regina Romero for getting us the best route ever.

Thank you to Sylvia and Tom at ADOT for expediting our application.

Thank You to TPD for protecting and serving and keeping my bill down.

Thank you to TFD for putting band-aids on our owies.

Thank you to DPS and Roadsafe Barricade and Parkwise for keeping cars from hitting us.

Not enough thanks is possible to everyone in FLAM CHEN who donate all their effort and their time every year to making this event memorable.

Enormous thanks and gratitude to all of YOU who have donated to help support your Procession…we are making it happen, together!

And The Biggest Thanks to Paul Weir who truly is a supermensch and works harder to make this world better and more beautiful than any human I know. And who is also the best lover and friend a girl could wish for- (and I did.)

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2nd Annual All Souls Procession Poster Art Competition

ALL SOULS’ PROCESSION 5th ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION COMPETITION 2011

Dance of the Dead

ALL SOULS PROCESSION PHOTO-OP PORTRAITS (benefit)

ALL SOULS FACE-PAINTING (benefit) 

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

2011 ASP Finale Meet and Greet
Interested in participating in the Finale or helping with All Souls?
Here’s your chance to plug in and connect with organizers
and volunteers…
Thursday Sept. 1 7:30pm
Rhythm Industry 1013 S Tyndall Ave
www.allsoulsprocession.org
Bring Food and Drink to share

RSVP here:

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=201154976609186

Location & Route:

Gather at 5:00pm
registration area In front of EPIC Cafe

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,
w/ the Community Spirit Group

with this years musical guest Roskruge Mariachi!

Odaiko Sonora, Batucaxe, Tucson Puppet Works and much more! Sculptural installations by Mykl Wells, Joe O’Connell, Richard Wizardry, Carlos Noggle, SORIAH, Tucson Arts Brigade, AZ burner CHURCH, Mourning Fyre

DONATE!
Look for the Donation Hats!

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

Designed by Daniel Martin Diaz

May 30-June 10 and June 20-July 1

9 a.m to 4 pm Mon-Fri (8:30 drop off and 4:30 late pick up) ages 7 and up

$200 base cost for each week (includes 2 healthy snacks a day)

$50 a week for freshly prepared lunches from EPIC Cafe -Bringing your own is also welcome-we have a full kitchen.

$25 a week stilt rental-applies towards purchase at end of camp

The Trainer Stilts retail for $150.00 and are customized for each participant

Stilt Walking, Poi Spinning, Aerial Silk, Taiko Drumming, Walking Globe, Juggling, Strength , Coordination and Flexibility Training, Costume and Make-up Design and more! Recitals after each 2 week session.

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