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SUMMARY:The Art of Grieving with the Traveling Museum of Memento Mori
DESCRIPTION:SOLD OUT\nThe Art of Grieving with the Traveling Museum of Memento Mori\nJoin us for a unique and thought-provoking event with local historian and author\, Amanda Woomer\, and curator of the Traveling Museum of Memento Mori. Amanda will share some history of the Victorian mourning era as well as the artwork that was created throughout this macabre period. Guests will then be able to peruse the exhibits of the traveling museum\, which features almost one hundred artifacts from the Victorian mourning period\, including post-mortem photos\, artwork and jewelry made from human hair\, women’s fashion\, funeral cards\, personal letters\, tear catchers\, spirit trumpets\, and more. Explore the artifacts as you think about your own mortality\, plan for your own death\, and face the reality of “memento mori”… someday we must die. \nCopies of Amanda’s books will be available to purchase with cash\, card\, or Venmo. \nPlease note that some of the topics and artifacts may be disturbing for some so discretion is advised. \nRegistration is required\, click here to reserve your spot. A $10 suggested donation to the Forest Lawn Heritage Foundation will be accepted at the door. \nImportant Information\nAddress: Forest Lawn Cemetery\, 1990 Main St.\, Buffalo\, NY 14208\nEvent Location: This event takes place at Forest Lawn’s historic Chapel in the heart of the cemetery. Enter the cemetery at any gate and follow the white painted line on the road to the Chapel; ample parking is available.\nInclement Weather Policy: If severe weather is forecasted\, we will monitor the conditions for the best chance of proceeding with the event. Cancellations will be announced via email; make sure to check your spam folders.\nQuestions: Please call us at (716) 427-0727 or email Amizetta Haj\, Director of Community Engagement\, at ahaj@forest-lawn.com.
URL:https://forest-lawn.com/event/the-art-of-grieving-with-the-traveling-museum-of-memento-mori/
LOCATION:Forest Lawn Cemetery\, 1990 Main St.\, Buffalo\, NY\, 14209\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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SUMMARY:The Music of Nature - Bird Sound Lecture/Walk
DESCRIPTION:Join naturalist\, Mary Jo Graham of Oakmoss Education\, for an indoor presentation followed by a casual walk through Forest Lawn to discover some of the cemetery’s feathered residents. Birds have fascinated humans from our earliest times\, not only for their ability to fly\, but for the beautiful and interesting sounds they make. In this combination lecture and walk\, we’ll discuss the various avian sounds and vocalizations paying special attention to their meaning and purpose. We’ll delve into cross-species “language” and spend a bit of time reveling in the beauty these amazing beings bring to our existence\, both visually and audibly\, as we stroll the grounds of the cemetery. Binoculars and field guides are encouraged! \nImportant Information\nAddress: Forest Lawn Cemetery\, 1990 Main St.\, Buffalo\, NY 14208\nTickets: There is no need to print your e-tickets; attendees will be checked in by name.\nCheck-in: Check-in takes place at the Margaret L. Wendt Center\, located at the cemetery address above.\nParking: There is plenty of parking in front of the Wendt Center. \nFor Your Comfort: This walk will be approximately 1.5 miles in length; we strongly encourage attendees to wear suitable outerwear/footwear as the route may include some wet/muddy and uneven terrain. \nRefunds and exchanges: Ticket sales are final. No exchanges or refunds unless the walk is canceled.\nInclement Weather Policy: If severe weather is forecasted\, we will monitor the conditions for the best chance of proceeding with the walk. Cancellations will be announced via email; make sure to check your spam folders.\nQuestions: Please call us at (716) 427-0727 or email Amizetta Haj\, Director of Community Engagement\, at ahaj@forest-lawn.com.
URL:https://forest-lawn.com/event/the-music-of-nature-bird-sound-lecture-walk/
LOCATION:Forest Lawn Cemetery\, 1990 Main St.\, Buffalo\, NY\, 14209\, United States
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