Latest Death Cafe News
Death Cafe write up: Colliers Wood Death Cafe - April 2019
Posted by Cecilia H on Aug. 22, 2019, 5:36 a.m.
Three of us met and began our discussion exploring where each of us find ourselves in relation to death and dying, and what it is that we have been thinking about.
Death Cafe write up: Death Cafe Albany hosted by Kate
Posted by DeathCafeAlbany on Aug. 21, 2019, 5:56 p.m.
We had such a beautiful location- This chapel is full of Tiffany Windows!The woodworking and all the touches were exquisite. It was a cool-ish day, but we satt farthest from the open door. We wanted that huge wood door to be open to welcome any late comers.
We ended up just making one small discussion group of 5. It was nice to be so intimate as we had Jen Ward, the librarian from Bach Branch for Albany, who would start hosting her own Death Cafes. So Carla and Kate (the current co-hosts) could answer her concerns of what a host does and doesn’t do. We also ...
Death Cafe write up: Death Cafe Albany
Posted by DeathCafeAlbany on Aug. 21, 2019, 5:44 p.m.
We had a nice group of 13 folks gathered in Guilderland Library's largest room. As usual, we sat in groups of 4. People were so involved in their group talks we could hardly break away to share with the others some of what each group discussed. We had people volunteer to scout locations, help host the next one. We even have a couple that professionally designed our flyer for our next one on Monday evening - September 23rd Death Cafe!
With Linda Redwood-Martinez
April 1, 2026, 12.30 p.m. - 2.30 p.m. (Arizona Rocky Mountain)
The Cave Creek Death Cafe is excited to welcome you to our 8th year of open dialogue about death and dying. We make the most of our finite lives by ...
New Blog post: '' The dead are with us ''
Posted by urns.studio on Aug. 15, 2019, 7:32 p.m.
I would like to share with you, The following paragraphs are taken from a lecture by Rudolf Steiner made over a hundred years ago. This lecture is available as a small book titled ‘ The Dead are with Us’ by Sophia Books. Or it can be obtained as a part of a further collection of lectures entitled ‘ Life beyond Death ’ found at www.rudolfsteinerpress.com.
All history, all social dynamics, all ethical life, proceed by virtue ...
I create special urns for people at the end of life, unique urns for unique poeple. I believe the last object for us in life should be able to represent us, who we are, our uniqueness in the world.
Death Cafe write up: Upminster Death Cafe
Posted by MortuaryGem on Aug. 14, 2019, 4:45 p.m.
The August 2019 Upminster Death Cafe was a surprise success as I feared due to the summer holidays people might have been away or not come. I was pleasantly surprised by the fab turnout and that we had a few new attendees too. A great range of topics discussed but a particular highlight was the topic raised by one attendee of the idea of a ‘death day’ each year. Very interesting!
Death Cafe write up: King George Hospital Death Cafe Ilford
Posted by MortuaryGem on Aug. 14, 2019, 4:42 p.m.
What a great event we had! I had hoped for a great turnout and there really was. We discussed a huge range of topics but i felt it largely focused on the purpose and ideaology behind death cafe and the death positivity movement which I think really helped me feel these events are worthwhile.
For anyone who struggles to locate the event, I will be better with signposting in the future.
Was asked to speak on the radio recently about Edmonton Alberta's first green burial cemetery. And of course Death Cafe came up!
https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-52-radio-active/clip/15731227-burials-going-green
Death Cafe write up: Death Cafe' of Central Arkansas
Posted by Jamie Boshears & Simone Brock on Aug. 8, 2019, 6:47 p.m.
Death Cafe write up: Death Cafe Wien
Posted by Alexandra Masetti on Aug. 7, 2019, 4:02 a.m.
Drei Teilnehmerinnen, 34°C im Schatten und eine ruhiger Tisch im Cafe der Spanischen Hofreitschule auf dem schon gefüllte Wassergläser mit Eiswürfeln auf uns warteten - so begann das Death Cafe seine Jubiläumsedition. Death Cafe Wien hatte seinen 3. Geburtstag. Ein persönlicher und berührenden Austausch über Bestattungswünsche, Bestattungsvorsorge und wie lebensverkürzende Krankheiten die Einstellung zum Leben verändern waren unter Anderem zentrale Themen bei unserem Austausch. Zwei Stunden vergingen im Nu. Wieder einmal wurde der Wunsch nach monatlichen Treffen geäußert und wieder einmal habe ich die Teilnehmerinnen angeregt selbst ein Death Cafe zu veranstalten. Der Leitfadens auf der Website ...
Death Cafe write up: South-East Brisbane Death Cafe
Posted by Jacqui on Aug. 7, 2019, 12:11 a.m.
8 Aug 2019 On our national Dying2Know Day we had a total of 11 attend our August South-East Brisbane Death Cafe (8/8/19) . Once again it was a very diverse group of both curious and interested people wanting to talk about all things death and dying... The feedback from participants continues to be positive as we strive to deliver a Death Cafe that would make founder (the late) Jon Underwood proud of. So what did we talk about?
- advance care planning and family discussions (exploring with not just ageing parents but also with our adult children as we age)
- DonateLife - organ and tissue transplantation and donation of ...
Death Cafe write up: Death Cafe Metro Detroit
Posted by liaandgreg on Aug. 6, 2019, 6:09 p.m.
Death Cafe Metro Detroit meets on the 4th Sunday of each month in Henry Ford Hospital's Conference Rooms A & B off the main cafeteria. There is no agenda, presentation, objective ot theme. It is not a bereavement, support or grief counseling group. We create time to discuss death without expectations, and conversations are generated by the group in a confidential and respectable space. The more we talk about death, the more we add to our lives. Death Cafe Metro Detroit is free and open to people of all communities and belief systems. You don't have to have suffered a loss to attend.Please contact deathcafemetrodetroit@gmail ...
Death Cafe write up: Death Cafe Hyndburn
Posted by Claire Waddington on Aug. 2, 2019, 1:44 p.m.
What an amazing night we had. There was a large turn out of people for this first Death Cafe in our area, l was so happy.
A last minute venue change did not dampen our spirits - the arranged venue had a flood on the day of the cafe and we were lucky to have another cafe closeby agree to stay open to host us - how lucky were we.
Interesting and emotive discussions thorughout the evening, lots of laughter too. Also, some very yummy cakes enjoyed by all.
