Join us for a Death Cafe: a group-directed, open conversation where people come together to explore death in a thoughtful, relaxed, and non-judgmental environment. With no set agenda, product, or conclusion, the space is designed for meaningful connection, shared reflection, and the joy that can come with death awareness. Expect deep conversation, a warm atmosphere, and yes—snacks.

​Facilitated by Erin Bishop, a certified End of Life Doula and founder of Nightsong Doulas, the session will include a mix of whole-group and small group discussions guided by participant interests. Whether you're curious, grieving, or simply open to exploring the inevitable, you're welcome here.

​What to Expect:

• ​Welcome + background

• ​Introductions and personal intentions

• ​Group-generated discussion topics

• ​Paired and small group conversations

• ​Space for reflection and debrief

• ​Light refreshments provided

​Erin Bishop is a native Richmonder and a graduate of the Art of Dying Institute’s Integrated Thanatology Program. Following a long career in brand consulting, she now works with private clients and local hospices to support those nearing end of life. She also leads community events and conversations designed to shift cultural perceptions around death and dying.

​This event is:

• ​Non-profit

• ​Non-denominational

• ​Non-judgmental

• ​Open to all

​Come as you are. Leave with something meaningful.