Death and Dying Dinners

 

A Death and Dying Dinner is a place for people to openly share their ideas, concerns, and questions in a safe, supportive, and creative environment. Becoming more familiar with our own ideas around death and acknowledging it as a natural part of life, allows us to live more fully and empowered in the present moment. These conversations create connection, trust, intimacy, and growth which are all qualities that help create a peaceful dying experience and a more joy-filled life. 

 

The intention for the dinners is to participate in organic, rich, meaningful, and inspirational conversation related in any way around death and dying. You are welcome to share but are not required to do so. The dinners are not meant to be a support group, but many people find them therapeutic.

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Dinners are currently being held in private homes in Southern California and have a capacity of 12 to keep the conversation intimate and allow everyone time and space to share if they choose. Starting in 2025, there is opportunity for growth to expand services in companies and other private locations. 

 

The dinners are potluck style, non-alcoholic, and last about 2.5 hours. Each dinner is unique; as the group drives the conversation which tends to be filled with laughter, tears, inspiration, love, connection, vulnerability, empathy, etc. A suggested donation of $30 per person is encouraged when attending a dinner. 

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For private dinners, there will be a flat fee for the facilitating and will include dishes, silverware, drinkware, tea set, and tea. Guests will still be responsible for bringing food and appropriate serving utensils.