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Dance of the Dead night one: Flow for the Soul

Gracie Kayko
November 2, 2024
Gracie Kayko
Aurelia Cohen and her performance partner at Flow for the Soul on Nov. 1. The two wore matching outfits with jeweled crowns.

The first night of Dance of the Dead, Flow for the Soul, featured headlining artist Justin Martin on Nov. 1. The night kicked off the All Souls Procession weekend. “Flow for the Soul is a family friendly community event with LED Flow, Dancing, and Fire Performance throughout the night,” according to the All Souls Procession website. Throughout the night, artists performed on the side and main stage.

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Gracie Kayko
Gracie Kayko, Multimedia Editor
Gracie Kayko is a senior at the University of Arizona studying journalism with a minor in marketing.