Death Cafe - An introduction - Humanist Society Scotland

If a chat about life’s end over coffee and cake doesn’t sound like your cup of tea, hopefully Lara will convince you otherwise.

Learn all about Death Cafes, what they are, and how they work, and engage in some Death Cafe chat. Putting the tea into mortality!

About the Speaker:

Lara Celini has been a Humanist Celebrant since 2011, and has conducted hundreds of funerals, and has met with and supported the bereaved and dying. She is also the Community Engagement Manager for Humanist Society Scotland and loves meeting local group volunteers and supporters.

Lara Celini, a white middle aged woman wearing glasses and a blue coat stands in a graveyard, One grave stone is visible and the ground is covered with autumn leaves. Text says: Death Cafe: Putting the Tea into mortality — Guest speaker, Lara Celini

Refreshments: Complimentary tea and coffee will be available.

This meeting is kindly hosted by Glasgow Humanists, and will feature a guest speaker as well as updates on the society’s recent activities.

This event is open to all Humanist Society Scotland members, supporters, and anyone who shares our vision and values. Participation is free but donations are welcome.

You can just show-up, but it’s helpful if you can register through Meetup to give organisers an idea of how many people to expect, and in order to receive the online joining instructions.

Doors will open at 1pm for a 1.30pm start (finishing by 3pm)

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Death Cafe – An introduction

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