Events

Details of upcoming events hosted by the GFG will be published here and on all our social media accounts.

(We will do our best to ensure that cake is available at all of them).

Liminal Time Workshops

The Liminal Time Workshops were developed by GFG directors Isabel Russo and Fran Hall, and are hosted by Isabel at venues around the UK.

Conference: Funeral and Death Ritual for the modern world

Co-creation, participation, exploration

Funerals and rituals can be powerful in supporting bereaved people to begin to adjust to a new way of living with loss and love. They are often inhabiting a liminal place, so are amazing to work with due to their openness in their personal meaning making processes. This creative one-day conference explores how we can co-create powefull events that support and build upon this meaning making. With an emphasis on how we can help individuals, families and communities to tell their people’s stories with more than just words. We look at the importance of participation and how to craft connecting events. As well as exploring the amazing array of what is possible, we will also look at using ritual in more limiting spaces.


We are delighted to have some amazing speakers and workshop leaders including: Alexandra Derwen (Lost Rites author, doula, ceremonialist), Isabel Russo (Liminal Time workshops and ceremony designer), Rosalie Kuyvenhoven (Rituals Today) , Dr Katy Vigurs & Lindsey Vigurs (Dead Good Legacies), Ellie Harrison (Grief Series/Polite Rebellion  and Jenny Gaskell (celebrant, performer , art maker). Art work by @dylantcollard .Creative ritual making activity. There are also optional extras of a shared meal social in the evening and tie in additional full day workshops the following day.

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