Downtown Death Salon — a Happy Hour For Talking About Death! (21+)

✨What is a Death Salon? A Death Salon is meant to be a low-pressure, social way to engage with death alongside people from all walks of life. Instead of one big group discussion, Death Salons focus on smaller conversations and mingling in relaxed, welcoming spaces. If you’re familiar with the Death Café model: * A Death Café is a group-directed discussion of death, with no set agenda or theme. The goal is to increase awareness of death to help people make the most of their finite lives. * A Death Salon is its more informal cousin: still open to everyone, but structured around social connection and one-on-one conversation rather than a single group discussion. Both share the same spirit: *death isn’t just the end, it’s a part of life, and talking about it can make life richer.* Who is a Death Salon for? If you're going to die someday, Death Salon is for you — as long as you’re 21 or older. Because our venue this month is a bar, all attendees must be 21+. Whether you’re deeply curious about mortality, just enjoy big conversations with strangers, or simply want an unusual way to spend a night out, this space is for you. All perspectives and levels of comfort are welcome. What to expect * Unstructured conversations — no set agenda, just free-flowing talk about death, dying, and life. We will have some conversation cards available for inspiration. * A laid-back, 21+ happy hour vibe — you don’t need to drink alcohol, but a purchase from the bar is required to use the space. * Small group or one-on-one chats — perfect if big group discussions aren’t your style. * An open, respectful space for curiosity and connection. What a Death Salon is NOT: ❌Not a grief support group — while grief may come up, this isn’t structured as counseling or therapy. ❌Not a space for advice-giving — everyone’s experience of death…