Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Death Dinners are small, informal gatherings where people share a meal and talk about death.
If we can talk about death at the dinner table, maybe we’ll feel less afraid and more prepared.
Topics can include:
Addressing fears about dying
Experiences with loss
What we want at the end of our lives
Funeral wishes
What we want people to remember or know about us
What we would regret not saying or doing
What makes a meaningful life
Things to know:
Death Dinners are limited to Southern California in Ventura, Los Angeles, and Orange counties
Death Dinners are held at someone’s home
Host or group are responsible for food (cater, potluck, etc.)
Group size: 6-10 people
Time length: 2-2.5 hours.
Death Dinners work well for small groups, friends, families, faith groups, and community gatherings.
Death Dinners are small, informal gatherings where people share a meal and talk about death.
If we can talk about death at the dinner table, maybe we’ll feel less afraid and more prepared.
Topics can include:
Addressing fears about dying
Experiences with loss
What we want at the end of our lives
Funeral wishes
What we want people to remember or know about us
What we would regret not saying or doing
What makes a meaningful life
Things to know:
Death Dinners are limited to Southern California in Ventura, Los Angeles, and Orange counties
Death Dinners are held at someone’s home
Host or group are responsible for food (cater, potluck, etc.)
Group size: 6-10 people
Time length: 2-2.5 hours.
Death Dinners work well for small groups, friends, families, faith groups, and community gatherings.