Death Café
In these uncertain times, amidst a global pandemic and social isolation, we offer you the time and space to come together and talk about your thoughts and feelings around death and dying.
Death Cafe's aim is to increase awareness of death to help people make the most of their finite lives, with no agenda. Please bring yourselves, some tea and cake, and we will let the conversations unfold. Do bear in mind this is not a grief support or counselling session group. This event is part of ARRIVALS + DEPARTURES and hosted by Louisa Parsons and Nicolette Thornton, Brighton Death Café.
Louisa and Nicolette are passionate individuals who feel it is vital to talk openly about death and dying, each with their unique professional and personal experiences of death.
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With generous support from Arka Original Funerals
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Without Walls at Brighton Festival 2021 is supported by Southern Water
5 Minutes Artist Duo Yara + Davina
Artist duo YARA + DAVINA honour the living and the dead in this free public installation in Pavilion Gardens this May. We speak to them to find out more about the inspiration behind the public artwork.
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