What’s Next in Deathcare: A Conversation on Trends, Ritual, and Reinventing

Mon, Jul 28 • 6:00 PM

Manny's

About this event

Join us for an enlightening discussion about new trends in deathcare, focusing on personal, eco-conscious options that families seek today. This conversation covers topics such as the impact of nature on death and dying, modern death rituals, and the evolving landscape of the funeral industry. Featuring Ineke van Waardenburg from Better Place Forests and Adam Tibbs, this event, moderated by Tracy Wheeler from End Well, welcomes community input on these important issues. Better Place Forests offers sustainable ways to honor the deceased. For those in need, there are provisions for free tickets.

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