Many Mouths One Stomach

Many Mouths One Stomach facilitates community participation in the Ancestors Project by accepting digital submissions of images for display during the live stream and on the All Souls website. They also collect digital and mailed prayers and mementos for inclusion in the Urn, with physical collection stations available during the All Souls season.

The organization provides live stream broadcasts and digital public access to the Finale ceremony of the All Souls Procession, ensuring wider community engagement and participation.

The organization provides free community workshops, including lantern-making and big-head puppet creation, to engage the public and share creative inspiration for participation in the All Souls Procession. These workshops have also shifted to a digital tutorial format for remote participation.

Enhances community access to the All Souls Procession through digital means, including live streaming the finale ceremony, accepting digital submissions for the Ancestors Project, and offering remote participation via Zoom-based workshops. Digital prayers and mementos are also collected and incorporated into the event.

Many Mouths One Stomach facilitates community remembrance by accepting digital and mailed prayers and mementos for inclusion in the Urn, with physical collection stations during the All Souls season. They also expand digital submission capacity for the Ancestors Project, displaying submitted images during live streams and on their website.

Produces and hosts the annual All Souls Procession Weekend, a multi-day, free, non-motorized community event in Tucson that honors the living and the dead, including a main processional and finale ceremony. Events have been organized annually, including the 32nd, 33rd, and 34th editions in recent years.

Many Mouths One Stomach organizes and produces the annual All Souls Procession, a free, non-motorized parade in Tucson that honors the living and the dead, including multi-day weekend events designed to deepen community connection and remembrance of lost loved ones. This includes live stream broadcasts and digital public access to the Finale ceremony.

Many Mouths One Stomach organizes and hosts the multi-day All Souls Procession Weekend in Tucson, a free, non-motorized parade and series of events designed to honor the living and the dead, deepen community connection, and remember lost loved ones. This includes the main processional and a finale ceremony.

Many Mouths One Stomach produces and hosts various gatherings and activities that involve participatory and meaningful artistic and educational work within the community, including creating specific dances for the All Souls Procession.

Organizes and delivers free community workshops as part of the All Souls Procession programming, including lantern-making, big-head puppet creation, and other participatory artistic activities. These workshops engage the public in creative expression and event participation, historically in person and more recently adapted to digital formats.

The organization offers free community workshops, including lantern-making and big-head puppet creation, to engage the public and share creative inspiration in preparation for the All Souls Procession. These workshops have also been adapted to digital formats for remote participation.

The organization produces participatory and meaningful artistic and educational work in the community, including organizing and presenting various gatherings and activities as part of its programming. This also includes creating specific performances and dances for the All Souls Procession, such as those by Odaiko Sonora.

Odaiko Sonora is an integral performing group in the All Souls Procession, contributing original dance and drumming performances since 2005. The group has engaged in capacity-building activities such as drum construction, repertoire development, and hosting workshops to recruit and train members, including its first workshop led by Esther Vandecar.

Odaiko Sonora, an integral part of the All Souls Procession, engaged in capacity-building activities in its early years, focusing on building drums, recruiting players, developing repertoire, and hosting workshops to recruit initial students.