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San Antonio Death Cafe'

When: Second Saturday of every month, 2-4 p.m.

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The San Antonio Death Cafe' provides a casual atmosphere to discuss death and dying. This event is not a form of grief therapy or estate planning. Participants are encouraged to bring up any questions, experiences, ideas, and concerns they wish to talk through.

(210) 979-9161

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