Death Cafe
Death Cafe in Fernwood. Come join in on the conversation to discuss all topics related to death, dying, grief and loss.
Death Cafe in Fernwood. Come join in on the conversation to discuss all topics related to death, dying, grief and loss.
The LIFE CAFE is a gathering of people with heart who would like to engage in conversations about global issues like climate justice, environmental protections, ecocide, genocide and massive military spending to local concerns such as homelessness, drug addiction, indigenous rights, affordable housing and healthcare.
Together, we can share ideas, resources, care and support. Through compassionate dialogue, we can find our way into a relationship with each other and the earth.
I hope you will consider attending and being a part of these important conversations.
American Journalist Abby Martin has created this documentary film, Earth’s Greatest Enemy. It is a movie that you will never forget.
The Pentagon is the world’s single largest institutional polluter—spewing carbon, contaminating water, and scarring landscapes across the globe. Combining investigative journalism and stories from impacted communities, this film challenges audiences to rethink the hidden costs of a global military empire and its planetary consequences. This documentary will change how you see both the military and the environmental cost of war.
Join the LIFE CAFE for this documentary movie night where we explore and learn together. A community discussion will take place after viewing the film.
FREE. Popcorn and juice will be served.
Fernwood Death Cafe on Tuesday, July 28, 2026 from 6:30-8:30pm. We hope you can join us in this valuable discussion.
Please join the conversation about all topics related to death and dying, mixed with experiences of grief and loss, as we come together as a community to support each other and learn more. I hope you can attend.
If you are curious about what a Death Cafe is all about, you could visit the global website, deathcafe.com or email Karen to inquire further.
Fernwood Death Cafe gathering where we discuss all things related to death, dying, grief and loss. I hope you are able to attend!
January 2026 Death Cafe Gathering
If you are facing challenges this season in your grief, you are welcome to join our group. We would love to have you.
You are invited to an intimate grief support gathering, using expressive arts and rich dialogue to heal from a death loss.
Fernwood Death Cafe. Join the conversation about all things related to death and dying.
A grief support gathering that uses expressive arts and rich dialogue to heal in grief.
Join the conversation at the next Fernwood Death Cafe. Hosted and facilitated by Karen Mittet of Island Narrative Therapy.
Fernwood Death Cafe
Please join the conversation at the Fernwood Death Cafe, where we discuss all topics related to death and dying.
An introduction to Medical Assistance in Dying MAID on Sunday, January 26, 2025 2:00-3:00pm at Fernwood Community Association, Paul Phillips Hall. This event is FREE.
You are invited to join the conversation at the Fernwood Death Cafe, where we openly discuss all things related to death and dying.
This event is held at the Fernwood Community Association Paul Phillips Hall. Come a little early to enjoy some tea and homemade baking.
Please pre-register by emailing Karen at kmittet@icloud.com
All are welcome.
This gathering is FREE.
You are invited to join in on the conversation about all things related to death and dying, grief and loss.
You are warmly invited to a holiday grief support gathering on December 6 from 6:00-8:00pm. The time together will begin with an expressive arts activity and segue into rich conversation about your loved one and the grief you are experiencing because of their death, especially during the holiday season.
Discussion will include the struggles people may be entering into with grief during the holiday season and ways each person is choosing to approach rituals and traditions without their special person.
Space is limited so please pre-register by emailing karen@karenmittet.com or calling 250.880.9363.
Tea and Dessert will be served.
This event is FREE although donations are appreciated.
This is a gathering to share about personal grief due to a death loss and be supported by other bereaved people in the community. The time together begins with an expressive arts activity. No experience in crafting is necessary.
Death Cafes are an opportunity to gather over tea and treats to discuss all things related to death, dying, grief and loss.
Island Narrative Therapy invites you to join a Holiday Grief Support Group open to those grieving a significant death loss. The time will open with a craft devoted to the memory of the deceased loved one and a candle lit in their honour. Discussion will centre around the struggles people experience with grief during the holiday season and ways each person has approached rituals and traditions without their special person.
Space is limited so please pre-register by emailing karen@karenmittet.com or calling 250.880.9363.
Tea and Dessert will be served.
This event is FREE.