Join us for an evening of open, honest, and hearty conversation about death, dying, and living well—over cake and a cuppa. In a world where death is often a taboo topic, a Death Café offers a rare space to talk openly about our mortality, our fears, our hopes, and how we make meaning of our time here.

A Death Café is a welcoming, agenda-free community gathering where people come together to talk about mortality in a safe and supportive space. There are no guest speakers, set topics, or professional facilitators—just an open dialogue where every voice is valued, and every perspective is welcome. It’s not a grief support group or counseling session—just an opportunity to explore life’s big questions, share thoughts, and listen, all while enjoying good company and delicious treats.

📍 Where: RoseyRavelston Books, Lawson
🗓 When: 7pm - 9pm, Thursday 20th March.
(Held every 6 weeks - May and June dates now available)
🎟 Tickets: Free – Spaces limited to 12 participants
To keep the conversation spacious, thoughtful, and personal, we limit numbers to 12 participants per session. This ensures that everyone has a chance to share and engage meaningfully with the group. While attendance is free, spots are limited, so be sure to book in advance.
☕ Support the venue: RoseyRavelston have kindly donated their space—in return we can purchase their hot drinks and delicious fresh baked goods on the night.

Hosted by Amy Firth & Kirstie Rehutai

Come with curiosity, leave with connection. 💀🍰