Join in the group discussion at the Albuquerque Death Café. It’s an opportunity to talk about what’s on your heart or mind about mortality issues. This event takes place at the North Valley Senior Center, 3825 4th Street NW, from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Please be aware that the building is being renovated, and the front entrance is fenced off. You’ll need to enter the through the back of the building. You can park on Aztec or 5th Street. We will be in Room 4.
Refreshments will be provided. A free event, donations are gratefully accepted.
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The objective of the Death Cafe is “To increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite) lives.” It’s all about an interesting, unstructured conversation – open and free-flowing with no specific agenda.
The Death Cafe concept was started in the United Kingdom by Jon Underwood. He was influenced by the ideas of Swiss sociologist Bernard Crettaz, who started holding Cafe Mortel events in France and Switzerland. At these events, people come together in a relaxed, confidential and safe setting to discuss death, drink tea (or your favorite beverage) and eat delicious cake or cookies. More information here.
Join the Albuquerque Death Cafe Meetup group to be kept apprised of upcoming ABQ Death Cafe events. Click here to go to the Meetup page.
