Tucson Death Cafe

New location for Tucson Death Cafe

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Starting January 4, the Tucson Death Cafe is moving from Himmel Park library to the Ward 6 Council office (SE corner of E. 1st St. and Anderson Blvd., behind the Walgreen’s on Speedway/Country Club area).  

Tucson Death Cafe on Halloween

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Nothing to do on Halloween/Octotber 31st? Tired of trick or treating? Drop by spooky Himmel Park library, where the librarians all dress up in costume (or do they?) to talk about our friend Death. Be scared. Next Tucson Death Cafe on Pearl Harbor Day anniversary. Happy Halloween.

The Death Monologues at the Galactic Center

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I know that most of us do not like to think about our own deaths — inevitable, getting closer every day we live. A few friends have suddenly passed away, and Death is again on my mind. Check out these monologues and learn more about accepting death. “The Death Monologues is a one-woman show written … Read more

Tucson Death Cafe on June 1

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Carolyn’s note: I attended this Tucson Death Cafe on January, and found it very helpful to talk about the passing of my biological mother in August, 2015. Others talked about the grief of losing other family members (spouse, father, siblings, child, etc.), while others were curious about their own mortality. There were also people there … Read more

Tucson Death Cafe on March 2 (new day, new time, same place)

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Newly re-started Tucson Death Cafe has changed meeting day/time to first Wednesdays, 5:30 p.m., but still at Bookman’s on Grant, 1930 E. Grant Rd.  (SE corner of Campbell Ave.) They started meeting there monthly in January, 2016 and is being hosted by Isabel Amorous, who has done work in this field of death & dying. You … Read more