Hosted by Newman Alexander

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About this Death Cafe

Embracing death gives shape and meaning to life. Yet it's often challenging, even scary, to turn our attention towards our mortality. 

Death Cafe is a safe space to talk about death. We come together over tea and cake to express our hopes, fears, longings, curiosities and more. In this non-judgemental space we're free to explore what death means for us and to learn more about what it is for others. 

Bobuska is happy to host this warm, tender evening in November. We'll facilitate an open, inclusive space where divergent views can be held with care and love. All are welcomed, as long as you are over 18 years old and speak English.

Key info:
* This event is held in English
* This event is free, the only cost is your tea/coffee and cake from the cafe
* Please arrive between 17.45 and 18.00: to ensure the space is as safe as possible, new people can't join once group agreements have been established
* If you have any questions about this event, please message us

About Newman Alexander

Newman is an experienced facilitator with a passion for spaces where people can explore what it means to be human. Newman has attended a number of Death Cafes, including the world's first. He's facilitated three Death Cafes in London and one in Copenhagen. He is looking forward to co-creating this precious space with you.

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