In the warmth of a historic Cannery Row home, we gather for meaningful conversations about life's greatest mystery.

What is a Death Cafe?

A Death Cafe is a safe, welcoming space to speak openly about death, dying, and grief—not as something to fear, but as a natural part of our human experience. There's no agenda, no experts leading the way, just honest conversation over tea and treats. These gentle gatherings offer permission to voice questions, share stories, and explore feelings we often keep private.

Why Attend?

In a culture that tends to avoid talking about death, coming together in honest conversation can bring unexpected relief, deeper connection, and a richer appreciation for life itself. You might arrive with curiosity, uncertainty, or a story you've been carrying alone. You'll leave having been truly heard, knowing you're not alone in navigating life's most tender mysteries.

Supporting Community

These donation-based evenings support Jerry's Place Hospice, an organization dedicated to compassionate end-of-life care in our community.