Join us for lively discussion about life and death led by the participants and facilitated by Merilynne Rush and Diana Cramer. The Ann Arbor Death Cafe has been meeting every month since November, 2012, making us the longest standing continuously … Continue reading →

Sponsored by UM Museum of Natural History, event begins with short presentations by guests Merilynne Rush, Drs. Adam Marks and Thomas O’Neil. Informal discussion follows among small groups, with large group wrap-up. Come early, as seating is limited!

Singers Charlotte DeVries, Jeanne Mackey and Merilynne Rush reflect various perspectives on death - humorous, sad, thoughtful and quirky. With Brian Buckner (keyboard) and Eric Fithian (bass). Program is similar to last fall’s concert entitled “And When I Die…”

Join Arbor Hospice for a free screening and discussion of the PBS FRONTLINE film Being Mortal. Based on the best-selling book by Atul Gawande, MD, this documentary explores the hopes of patients and families facing terminal illness and their relationships with … Continue reading →

An interfaith gathering to remember and honor those who have passed on, through music, a meal, and ceremony. Vegetarian stew provided. Bring photos and mementos of loved ones who have died and a dish to pass. Hosted by Jeanne Mackey … Continue reading →