Death-Over-Drinks: a Die-A-Logue (KENNEBUNK, ME)
Join other mortals interested in discussing the thing we all have in common, we're all going to die someday. No experience necessary!
Date and time
Location
58 Main St
58 Main Street Kennebunk, ME 04043About this event
- 1 hour 30 minutes
A FREE community event where all are welcome to talk about death, dying and end-of-life to take strides in normalizing conversations about the thing we all have in common, we're all going to die someday. This is not a grief session, but an opportunity to gather and delve into topics that impact each and every one of us as we endeavor to navigate living and dying. We believe that "Death IS a Life Skill" and we are all kinda rusty!
Come curious, lean in and meet others in your community looking to have meaningful conversations on topics that impact our eventual death. Show up solo, bring a friend or your significant other/family member and hear what others are thinking about.
Space is limited so advanced registration is required. Reserve your spot today. Each small group is led by a community facilitator to support a great die-a-logue!
We'll start with a Ice Breaker question in small groups and see where that conversation takes us.
Join us at The Elective, in downtown Kennebunk, ME. This cozy spot offers beverages of all kinds and tasty food to enjoy there or take home based upon your hunger pangs!
Frequently asked questions
While we'd love everyone to be able to comfortably discuss death, dying and end-of-life, our events are geared specifically to adults 18+.
Gobs of FREE parking, allowing you to pull right up to the building to drop off those with limited mobility. This location is wheelchair accessible.
We realize talking about our mortality, death, dying and related topics are tender topics, this is not a grief session. If you are in the throes of processing a recent death, respect where you are at and know we meet monthly and welcome you here when you are ready.
Since launching Death-Over-Drinks in March of 2023 we've welcomed people from their mid-20's to mid-80's of all professional backgrounds with the caveat that NO ONE is an expert here.
Our goal is to normalize conversations around death and dying. We ask those present to ponder an ice breaker question provided at the beginning of the event and then share your point of view, thoughts and stay curious. We hope you leave with a broader perspective than when you arrived for starters!