
As part of the Aging Rainbow Coalition's mission to foster community, we host monthly Health & Happiness Events. These gatherings take place on the third Wednesday of each month from 2-4 pm at various locations. Together, we engage in meaningful discussions on important topics, support one another, and have fun along the way.
Topics for Aging. Community for ALL.

Did you know there’s a rise in substance-related deaths among adults ages 55–74?
How can we protect and support ourselves and one another.

Join us for great food, warm conversation, and community connection! *If able, bring a dish to share and a $5-$10 gift to exchange, and if not, please show up anyways!

Planning is well underway, and we’re looking for vendors, workshop speakers, entertainers, and partners to make this event truly special.

The Date with Death Club is a non-dogmatic exploration of our mortality in community, ranging from philosophical to spiritual, from humorous to informational. This program provides a safer and brave space to explore the taboo topic of our mortality and the possibility of living a more awake life by facing the reality of our death. Some sessions will focus more on exchanging concrete information and others will focus more on self-reflection and strengthening emotional resilience.
No fee to attend. All are welcome, regardless of spiritual or religious affiliation. You can RSVP by clicking HERE .You do not need to RSVP to attend. You are welcome to drop in.
All sessions held in the Lizzie Crozier French room
Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church
2931 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN 37919
Sat. 9/6 Retreat 1-4pm Getting Comfortable with Death Talk
Good Life & Good Death
Sun. 9/14, 1-2:30pm Afterlife/Afterlives
Sun. 9/28, 1-2:30pm Extinction Fears: Processing Eco-Grief
Sun. 10/19, 1-2:30pm Planning for Your Own Funeral, Memorial, or
Celebration of Life
Sun. 11/2, 1-2:30pm Grief: Loving and Losing, Learning and Living
Sat. 11/15, Retreat 1-4pm Hospice, Palliative Care, &
End-of-Life Documents
Questions? Contact lbogle@uuma.org
This program is not a bereavement or grief support group. While it may be healing to attend, the goals of the program are not specifically therapeutic.
Things to bring: your own journal or notebook, your own lunch
We will provide: light snacks and beverages, light-hearted jokes about death.

June: O'Connor Senior Center; "Brain Health"-Alzheimer's Association
May: Seven Islands State Birding Park
April: Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church; "Social Isolation"
March: CAC Ross Building; "Cultural Sensitivity: Vocabulary"
February: CAC Ross Building; "Finding Good Care"
January: Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church; "Housing"
September: O'Connor, "Heart Health"- Encompass Health & AHA
August: O'Connor, "Stroke Awareness"- Pat Neal Rehab Hospital
July: O'Connor, "Preserve LGBTQ History"- Knox Queer History








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