Hosted by Anastasia Osolin

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About this Death Cafe

Death may be the only thing in life we can truly count on, yet in many modern societies death has been sanitized and hidden from public view, to the point of becoming a taboo subject. But there is a growing “death-positive” movement worldwide whose aim is to subvert this culture of death-denial—simply by lifting the taboo and providing opportunities to have honest and realistic conversations about our shared mortality.

 Death Café is open to the public and free of charge. All beliefs and perspectives on death are welcome (as is a sense of humor). There will be a brief introduction, followed by organic group discussion. This is an opportunity to openly address our attitudes, fears, practical concerns, curiosity and questions about death. What do you want to talk about?

If you know anyone who would like to join the conversation please feel free to invite them.

Light refreshments will be provided.

Let’s talk about death.

About Anastasia Osolin

Anastasia Osolin is an artist, writer, bookbinder, mother, certified yoga instructor, and seeker of meaning (not necessarily in that order). She lives in Saranac Lake, NY.