Trivia Night
Think you know death? Test your knowledge on famous last words, bizarre funeral customs, and end-of-life planning facts. Teams compete, snacks are served, and you'll actually learn something useful between the laughs.
Looking to have honest conversations about death? Join us at our events, workshops, and community gatherings or book a private event. We'll bring end-of-life
education to your workplace, senior community, or organization with custom workshops and keynotes.
Below you'll find what's coming up and how to get your team involved.
Think you know death? Test your knowledge on famous last words, bizarre funeral customs, and end-of-life planning facts. Teams compete, snacks are served, and you'll actually learn something useful between the laughs.
Weโre excited to announce the very firstย Last Call Mini Festival hosted by Sunset Hill Funeral Home!ย Weโre thrilled to continue our mission beyond St. Louis and expand the reach of this work into new communities through our mini festival series. This special event brings the heart ofย Last Call: An End-of-Life Festivalย to Glen Carbon, IL with an […]
Last Call: An End-of-Life Festival is a one-of-a-kind community experience designed to make conversations about death and dying more approachable, informed, and even a little life-affirming. This isnโt a somber event, itโs a thoughtfully curated space where curiosity is welcome, questions are encouraged, and connection is at the center of it all. Welcome to the […]
Engaging, death-positive talks for conferences, workplaces, and community events that bring practical insights on end-of-life planning with clarity, compassion, and zero awkwardness. Customized to your audience.
Hour-long workplace sessions on death-positive topics like Swedish death cleaning, end-of-life planning, and the movement making death less taboo. Engaging education your team can digest over lunch.
Death-positive workshops where employees walk away with real progress on end-of-life planning. From completing advance directives to starting legacy projects, these sessions combine education with action.
Small-group presentations that bring end-of-life planning conversations to libraries, senior centers, and community spaces. Designed for intimate settings where participants can ask questions, share stories, and engage with their community.
A guided conversation about mortality, meaning, and living wellโshared over a meal. This experience creates space for honest dialogue, deeper relationships, and thoughtful reflection on lifeโs big questions.
A film screening paired with a facilitated discussion exploring themes of death, grief, caregiving, legacy, and what it means to live a meaningful life Perfect for community groups, libraries, small organizations, and friend clusters.