In a culture that doesn’t honor grief,
here’s a chance to discuss the impact after a death.

At Death Cafes across the world, people come together in a relaxed and safe setting to discuss death, drink tea and eat delicious cake. We think that this is a great way to spend some time and we're keen to support people to do it more. Learn more at the international website.

Consider how to make the most of the time you have.

Influenced by the ideas of Swiss sociologist Bernard Crettaz, the objective of Death Cafe is "To increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite) lives." Thousands of individuals across the world have taken part to date - Singapore just in December! We strongly request that you pre-register so that your seat is guaranteed.

“Loved this! Sometimes I think it's easier to talk about this topic
with complete strangers, which I think can help open the door
to talk about it with family and friends.”

 Tuesday, February 25, 6:30p-9p
Whole Foods-Northbrook, 840 Willow Road, Northbrook, IL 60062
The northwest corner of Willow and Waukegan 
$10 prepaid, $15 at the door

PRE-REGISTRATION ESSENTIAL

Hosted and facilitated by Viki Noe and Dan Bulf.
Your fee covers the cost of the room and refreshments.
Delicious tea and cake to be served at 6:30p! We begin sharply at 7pm.

Death Café offers you the opportunity to explore topics like:

• What do you consider a “good” death?
• What’s on your “before I die” list?
• How do you open a discussion about final wishes with your family?
• Whose death affected you the most and why?
• How do you convince others to respect your grief?
• Does faith help or complicate your attitude towards death?
• What would you like your legacy to be?
• Can you plan a fun funeral?

“I loved hearing everyone's views and ideas about death -
I heard a lot of things I never considered before.
Really gets you thinking, which I think is really the point.
Thank you!”

Find out more on Death Cafes by visiting the official website - deathcafe.com.