Poster for the Death Cafe event being hosted by Huron Shores Hospice. (Submitted by Huron Shores Hospice)The Huron Shores Hospice is inviting residents to join them at a "Death Cafe" session in Kincardine.
The event will be held on Wednesday, November 20 at the Watercress Bistro on 829 Queen St. in Kincardine. The hospice would like everyone to be aware this isn't a counselling session, but rather a chance to discuss death and end-of-life situations in a relaxed and comforting environment.
There will be coffee and cake served at the event, which is free of charge and open to anyone.
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