(Go here for information on the Día de los Muertos Celebration 2023)
Thanks, mil gracias, to everyone who helped make this month-long celebration a reality! (Please see the many collaborators listed below!)
Enjoy these few photos of the Procession on Nov 2nd, taken by Patty Lewis, president of the Catholic Migrant Ministry at St. Ambrose in Bristol and St Peter’s in Vergennes. We’re working on editing video taken by Lauren Nikole Sayula and will share here soonest…
We’ll gather as an inclusive Middlebury community
and honor ancestors and departed loved ones
through art, song, dance, communion/togetherness, and creativity…
When?
- During the month of October and
- On the evening of November 2, 2022: The Procession
Where?
- October ~ various locations on campus
- November 2nd: Procession from the AFC and St. Mary’s Church, through Middlebury Campus, to the entrance of St. Mary’s Cemetery
- Spanish Language Catholic Mass for Día de los Muertos at St. Mary’s Church
How?
- In collaboration with students, faculty, staff and community members, including:
The Middlebury Performing Arts Council (MPAC)
Middlebury Departments of Theatre, Music, Film, Luso-Hispanic Studies, Art, and Architecture
Anderson Freeman Center
Center for Community Engagement (CCE)
Center for Teaching, Learning and Research (CTLR)
The Knoll
Student Activities, Events, Facilities & Public Safety
Grupo Folklórico de mis Raíces
Middlebury Choir
Juntos
Peach Pit
Alianza
PALANA
Asian Students in Action (ASIA)
Women of Color (WOC)
CAT (Creating Art Together)
Gamut Room
Hearthunder Art Collective
Rodrigo Placencia, with Kai Fukuda and Jon Jon March
St. Mary’s Church
Catholic Migrant Ministry at St. Ambrose in Bristol and St Peter’s in Vergennes
Addison Allies
México en Vermont
and YOU!
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