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Watch a recap of Reimagine's 2024 signature event: Why Wait? Living Fully in the Face of Life’s Biggest Challenges
New York City October 27 - November 3, 2018

A Grief Journey

Hosted By

BACII
December 17, 2024
Form deeper connections to ourselves and each other while we soften, expand, and practice letting go.

Transformations for Grief

Hosted By

Chris Dingman
December 17, 2024
A healing music + reflective space for comfort and healing around grief, with vibraphonist Chris Dingman, creative writing specialist Dr. Debbie Bronkema, and somatic therapist Dina Percia

Working with Difficult Emotions

Hosted By

Cynthia Phelps
December 13, 2024
There is so much grief and loss with the recent hurricanes and wars, we need a space to come together to support one another, to process some of the difficult emotions with mindfulness and compassion.

2024 Candlelight Service of Remembrance

Hosted By

Kara
December 12, 2024
Join us for a meaningful evening of remembrance where reflections on the themes of Memory, Hope, Love, Courage and Community come together with music as we honor loved ones who have died.

Meet, Greet, and Dream With Reimagine Collaborators

Hosted By

Reimagine
December 12, 2024
Calling out to Reimagine collaborators! Interested in getting to know others who are hosting Reimagine events, publishing on our blog, and sharing resources? Join this gathering to dream up new experiences and potentially partner with other collaborators to help others face loss, adversity, and mortality, and channel life's challenges into meaning and growth.

End Of Life Midwives In Conversation

Hosted By

Bridging Transitions
December 12, 2024
Birgitta and Cheserae invite us to join a conversation on death, dying, and grief. Inviting questions, wonder, and stories, they share insights from their lived experience as end-of-life midwives.

When Friendship Fails: Who Shows Up for Us on the Holidays?

Hosted By

Reimagine
December 11, 2024
Back by popular demand, authors and therapists Gina Moffa and Katherine Sleadd return to continue the conversation about the life cycle of friendships and the pain we experience when those relationships dissolve, especially when the winter holidays approach.