Where grief gathers, and community takes shape.
These are moments to be witnessed, remembered, and held with our dead mom besties, together. Your mom died, you didn't.
Our events are intentional, grief informed experiences designed to create connection, ritual, and shared language. These are spaces where GrievHERS gather from around the world, exactly as they are, and leave feeling less alone.
If you’ve been craving community that understands your grief without explanation, you’re in the right place. Keep reading to explore what’s coming up and how to join us.
Dead Mom’s Day Brunch
An in person Dead Mom Club experience
Date: May 9, 2026
Time: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm CST
Location: Milwaukee
Dead Mom’s Day is our reimagined answer to Mother’s Day. A space created specifically for GrievHERS to gather, honor their moms, and be surrounded by women who understand this day intimately.
Event FAQs
Got a question? Check out our FAQs below, if you can’t find what you need, just pop me a message.
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Nope. Most people come solo. This space is designed so you don’t have to know anyone walking in, connection happens naturally and gently. And most women leave with having met their new dead mom bestie.
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Since the beginning of the Dead Mom Club, I have been complimented numerous times that I have a unique way of making death fun. While our in person events may feel tender, it’s not all tears. There’s space for emotion, laughter, creativity, and lightness too. This is grief with a heartbeat, not a somber ceremony.
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No. Sharing is always optional. You’re welcome to participate in whatever way feels safest for you, listening counts.
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If you’d like, bring a photo of your mom for the memory table. You can also bring yourself exactly as you are, nothing else required.
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It’s a simple, meaningful moment where you can order and enjoy coffee (or whatever bevvy you love most) in your dead mom’s name. Saying her name out loud is a way to remember her, connect, and share her presence together.
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No. This space is for any woman whose mom has died, no matter when or how. What connects us is the loss, not the timeline.
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That’s welcome and expected here. There will be space to step away, take a breath, or ground yourself as needed. You’ll be surrounded by women who know exactly what you are feeling.
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That’s completely normal. If you’re feeling called to be here, trust that. You’ll be met with warmth, kindness, and zero pressure.
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