Death Cafe, Everett

About This Event:
At a Death Cafe, people—often strangers—gather to eat cake, drink coffee, and discuss death.
Our objective is simple: to increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their finite lives.
There is no agenda, no theme, and no prescribed outcome. Just open, respectful conversation in a welcoming space.
How It Works:
A Death Cafe is not a grief support group or a therapy session. It is a directed, group-led discussion where participants guide the conversation. Topics often range from philosophical questions to personal experiences, cultural practices, end-of-life planning, and everything in between.
What is shared in the room stays in the room.
Date & Time:
Usually Third Thursday of each month
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM (approx.)
Please note: This event is not held on major holidays. Check back for any date changes.
Location:
Solie Funeral Home and Crematory
3301 Colby Ave
Everett, WA 98201
Cost:
Free
What to Expect:

Coffee and light snacks (yes, cake included!)

A respectful, open-minded group discussion

A comfortable, welcoming setting

No agenda—the conversation flows where participants take it
Who Should Attend:
This gathering is for anyone 18 years or older who is curious about death and wants to explore the topic in a thoughtful, community setting.
Whether you work in end-of-life care, are personally navigating mortality, or simply want to sit with others and reflect—you are welcome.
Guidelines:
This is a discussion group, not a grief support or counseling session
Respectful listening and participation are encouraged
What is shared stays confidential
No selling, proselytizing, or pushing a specific viewpoint
About the Death Cafe Model..........
Death Cafes began in Europe and have since spread worldwide.