The All Souls Procession is a great celebration. Specifically for anyone in Tucson enjoys if they are indeed spending time in both celebration and grief. It ties the community together at Crooked Tooth Brewery. This therefore will join a whole new collection of people together after having been separated by the COVID-19 pandemic for so long. There in itself, do the locals have crowns of flowers patched with white, red and pink marigolds. The celebration has been going on since 1990. The All Souls event has gone on to become a large public events of the city. In years before, thousands of citizens are able to get together in commemoration of lost loved ones.

Furthermore, the All Souls Processions is most likely a to-do for anyone who feels inspired by the Dia De Los Muertos-like makeup or head flowers.

They’re all set for festivities. When you want to check out the 32nd annual All Souls Procession and Ceremony from six to nine pm on Sunday from Grande Avenue to MSA Annex. Also super close to the Avenida del Convento and Cushing Street in town. With the freeness of that, an after-party follows suit soon after when the admission increases to $10 from 9:30 to 11 pm. This is all in the greater interest of the public eye seeing local events come back with a vengeance. This event was started to come back in a surefire manner. The All Souls Procession is really quite unmistakable.

Dia de Los Muertos and All Souls is essentially a careful recognition of the evolution of life. It really lends to a mindset that the All Souls Procession is what adds to the reputation of the city. People who live around town gather in commemoration of lost loved ones. Many of them where an outfit or more inspired by the Calavera Catrina, a Mexican icon for death.