March 23 - Spring Equinox Sing, Sit or Stroll with Mint Tea and Gifts of Wildflower Seeds
4:00 - 5:00 PM
Come and toast to the spring, to the living and to those who have passed. Take a loop in the cemetery or stay and socialize in the garden (or inside if it is raining). Mint tea and seed packets provided. Free, but donations gladly accepted! RSVP if you can, but if not, just come!
RAIN OR SHINE
RSVP if you can here - https://forms.gle/LUe47juMZ3nn4CGF9
4:00 - 5:00 PM
Come and toast to the spring, to the living and to those who have passed. Take a loop in the cemetery or stay and socialize in the garden (or inside if it is raining). Mint tea and seed packets provided. Free, but donations gladly accepted! RSVP if you can, but if not, just come!
RAIN OR SHINE
RSVP if you can here - https://forms.gle/LUe47juMZ3nn4CGF9
April 27 - Arbor Day Tree ID Stroll with Dan Ziomek from Sugarloaf Gardens
4:00 - 5:00 PM
Free, but donations gladly accepted! RSVP if you can, but if not, just come!
RAIN OR SHINE
RSVP if you can here - https://forms.gle/okCTEKamMzhKQdgb8
4:00 - 5:00 PM
Free, but donations gladly accepted! RSVP if you can, but if not, just come!
RAIN OR SHINE
RSVP if you can here - https://forms.gle/okCTEKamMzhKQdgb8
May 4 - Death Cafe - With Tea and Cake 4 - 5:15 PM
Tea and cake provided. RSVP - Event is capped at 15. The group will drink, eat and discuss death and dying. The goal is to increase awareness of death and to help people make the most of their finite lives. No agenda, no advertising, no set conclusions. Free, but donations are gladly accepted.
Each person must register separately.
If the cafe is closed and you would like to be put on a waiting list please contact Rebecca at [email protected].
RSVP - https://forms.gle/8Y4C7T6sHLSvygxL6
Group will be facilitated by Reann LeBlanc
Raeann Genevieve LeBlanc holds a PhD in nursing and a DNP in public leadership and is certified as an Adult Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner and Hospice and Palliative Care Nurse. Raeann has served as the Seedworks Endowed Associate Clinical Professor of Social Justice in Nursing from 2019-2023 and teaches in the graduate and undergraduate programs. Raeann is a member of several community organizations that seek to address care needs of persons with chronic conditions and serious illness. Raeann is an advocate of improving end-of-life and death care and is a certified Companion Animal End of Life Doula, Principle Investigator for Doula Pride and is a frequent facilitator of the Death Cafés for students and communities. They work in community and with community in seeking to achieve health equity and inclusive and interdisciplinary care across the life and death span.
Tea and cake provided. RSVP - Event is capped at 15. The group will drink, eat and discuss death and dying. The goal is to increase awareness of death and to help people make the most of their finite lives. No agenda, no advertising, no set conclusions. Free, but donations are gladly accepted.
Each person must register separately.
If the cafe is closed and you would like to be put on a waiting list please contact Rebecca at [email protected].
RSVP - https://forms.gle/8Y4C7T6sHLSvygxL6
Group will be facilitated by Reann LeBlanc
Raeann Genevieve LeBlanc holds a PhD in nursing and a DNP in public leadership and is certified as an Adult Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner and Hospice and Palliative Care Nurse. Raeann has served as the Seedworks Endowed Associate Clinical Professor of Social Justice in Nursing from 2019-2023 and teaches in the graduate and undergraduate programs. Raeann is a member of several community organizations that seek to address care needs of persons with chronic conditions and serious illness. Raeann is an advocate of improving end-of-life and death care and is a certified Companion Animal End of Life Doula, Principle Investigator for Doula Pride and is a frequent facilitator of the Death Cafés for students and communities. They work in community and with community in seeking to achieve health equity and inclusive and interdisciplinary care across the life and death span.
June 22 - Summer Solstice - Hold the date for Dr. Fred Tillis Memorial Concert in the Memorial Garden. Details will be provided soon!