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We all have to face our own mortality, so why do it alone? Join us for a Death Cafe, a safe and sweet place to meet other mortals and normalize discussing our universal human experience, death.
Important: This is NOT for children (18+ only), for grief support or counseling, or for lectures/agendas of any kind.
Trigger warning: If you are actively grieving, or not in a headspace for an open dialog on death, please sit this one out and join us next time!
If you want to connect with doulas, see Austin Death Doulas.
Upcoming events
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APL Series: Kicking the Bucket
Austin Public Library - Yarborough Branch - Central Austin, 2200 Hancock Dr, Austin, TX, USEnjoy all or some of this 8-week series by Andee Kinzy, where you listen to a chapter of a dynamic end-of-life dramedy and then share your thoughts about the choices and questions it raised.
This project is hosted by Austin Public Library and supported by the Austin Creative Alliance and Austin Arts, Culture, Music and Entertainment (ACME).
These are free events, but please register through their page, as space is limited:
eventbrite.com/kicking-the-bucket1 attendeeAPL Series: Kicking the Bucket
Austin Public Library - Yarborough Branch - Central Austin, 2200 Hancock Dr, Austin, TX, USEnjoy all or some of this 8-week series by Andee Kinzy, where you listen to a chapter of a dynamic end-of-life dramedy and then share your thoughts about the choices and questions it raised.
This project is hosted by Austin Public Library and supported by the Austin Creative Alliance and Austin Arts, Culture, Music and Entertainment (ACME).
These are free events, but please register through their page, as space is limited:
eventbrite.com/kicking-the-bucket1 attendee
Death Café - (East)
Village Farm Austin's Farmhouse, 8254 Canoga Ave., Austin, TX, USTip: Come early to the farmer's market in the barn, which ends at noon!
We'll meet in the historic farmhouse at Village Farm Austin, a tiny house community around Green Gate organic farm. BYOB, or have some tea.We all have to face our own mortality, so why do it alone? Come join us for a Death Cafe, a safe and enjoyable place to meet other mortals and normalize discussing our universal human experience, death.
Important: This is NOT for children (18+ only), for grief support or counseling, or for lectures/agendas of any kind.
Trigger warning: If you are actively grieving, or not in a headspace for an open dialog on death, please sit this one out and join us next time!
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Past events
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