Queer Death Cafe is a space where LGBTQIA+ folks can gather to have an open conversation about death, dying, grief and loss. There is never an agenda or theme and […]
A Death Cafe is a group directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives or themes. It is a discussion group rather than a grief support or counseling session.
About this Death Cafe The Ann Arbor (Michigan, USA) Death Cafe was founded in November 2012 by Merilynne Rush and has been meeting monthly since then. In Sept 2024 we […]
Join our monthly talks to increase awareness of death with a view to help people make the most of their (finaite) lives. No charge to attend, but donations are appreciated. […]
About this Death Cafe Fellowship For Today is offering a Death Café in the Greater Lansing Area. These meetups offer a unique and thought-provoking space for open discussions about death […]
A book club dedicated to exploring the multifaceted aspects of death and dying, in this safe and supportive space, we gather to delve into literature that offers profound insights into […]
Join us for a casual chat about all things death-related. There is no agenda, objective, or theme. All are welcome! This is a queer friendly event.This is now a reoccurring […]
About this Death Cafe The Ann Arbor (Michigan, USA) Death Cafe was founded in November 2012 by Merilynne Rush and has been meeting monthly since then. In Sept 2024 we […]
A safe space for LGBTQIA+ folks to talk about all things death
About Sarah Rever Kelly & Kristy Sue You can find us on Instagram @sarah_rever_kelly & @death_priestess
About this Death Cafe We hope to encourage the discussion of death as a part of life and not something to be avoided or feared. The idea is to "help […]
About this Death Cafe I started going to Death Cafe in Ypsilanti and through that I found connection in the way my grief needed. I believe that by normalizing conversations […]