Host an Event
We will walk you though how to plan an event that is simple, meaningful, and uniquely yours. What’s included:
- Practical tips
- Creative ideas
- Personal stories to help you feel confident running your own event, big or small
- Q&A with people experienced in running events
Register Your Event
Once you’ve decided on the nature of your event and whether you plan to hold it in-person or virtually, don’t forget to register it as part of the promotion of Dying to Know Day.
People from across the Country looking to attend an event, will be able to search what’s available and join an event that interests them.
To get instructions on how to register your event on our website, download our ‘Event Registration Guide’ by clicking here.
Once you’ve familiarised yourself with the process and you’re ready to register your event, click the ‘Register Now’ button below.
Why Host an Event?
Bringing community together
Hosting a local event, such as a Death Café, is a way to help connect and bring your community together and provide practical support for improving end of life outcomes for all.
We’re all impacted by end of life
Every family is impacted by end of life, whether it is for a loved one, or for yourself. So why not build support locally around you and those you love, by leading a local get together?
Make an impact locally
You can get a group together within your local suburb, school, workplace, or even community.