In 2027, the Museum returns to Austin for 12 weeks, growing from a two-day pop-up into a full experience. It will be built through the participation of the community it is designed to serve, and it grows from the relationships we've built with grief practitioners, organizations, and businesses.
New exhibits throughout the run on themes including loss of place and immigration, pet loss, fertility and child loss, identity and job loss, the body and aging, and more.
Conversations with death doulas, grief practitioners, creatives, and community leaders on topics ranging from grief beyond death to legacy, ritual, and post-traumatic growth.
Creative courses in painting, drawing, and writing, as well as courses on grief literacy, happiness studies, and making meaning after loss.
Educational content on cultural grief rituals, happiness and well-being, community engagement, and other ways of understanding loss.
Classes with somatic healers and yoga practitioners that help people notice where grief lives in the body and move with it.
Films about grief, loss, and love, each followed by a facilitated conversation.
Local musicians and interactive performance art on a variety of topics, from memory and love to change and renewal.
Gatherings designed to help people connect with others who understand, including groups for suicide loss survivors, LGBTQIA+ communities, and cultural and identity-based communities.
A museum gift shop with rotating coffee, matcha, and food vendors; a place to gather and spend time with community.
Gifts are made through Fractured Atlas, the Museum's fiscal sponsor. See our Donate page for details.
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Here for communal healing.