About this Event
Death Café is part of a global movement encouraging open conversations about death, helping us make the most of our (finite) lives.
Gather around the table for cake, tea, and real conversation about whatever comes up: fears, beliefs, funny stories, what a “good death” means, or how the holidays bring loss to the surface. There is no agenda, no lecture, and nothing for sale. You’re welcome to talk or simply listen, and you can pass anytime.
After the café, stay (if you’d like) for a short, optional moment of remembrance: turn on a candle and say the name of someone you’re carrying with you this season.
This is not a grief support group or counseling. Everyone will receive a take-home sheet of local grief and planning resources. If you need to talk right now, call or text 988, any time.
Facilitated by Ranika Rashawn, end-of-life doula, as part of Sacred Passage: free monthly death education gatherings at the Leon County libraries.
Where: LeRoy Collins Leon County Main Library, Meeting Room C (2nd floor), 200 West Park Ave, Tallahassee.
Registering helps us plan the cake, but walk-ins are always welcome. Seating is limited. Adults only.
Event venue & nearby stays
Leroy Collins Leon County Main Public Library, 200 West Park Avenue, Tallahassee, United States
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