You are invited!

Participate in a community procession through Ganges to help express the urgency of our global and local situation. The village is predicted to be overtaken by the rising tideline by the year 2100. Can we change this outcome? What does this mean for our community and its inhabitants? What does it mean for our wildlife and ecosystems?

Costumes, signs, puppets!

Community members and groups are all welcome to join the procession with any type of costumes, signage, puppets, or performance that describes your feelings about climate change at this time. Everyone is welcome to be super creative and use anything at your disposal to express yourself. Contingents from community groups are particularly welcome.

Meet at Mahon Hall!

12:30 on September 24 to muster for a 40 minute procession through the town, ending at the Mateada for an afternoon of performances and art.

Procession participants will be joined by indigenous dancers and led by a group of performers as we walk through our community together, ending our journey at the Mateada where we will be met by a variety of speakers and performers who will bring us together in our shared experience of the effects of climate change on us personally and collectively.