04/28/2026
Join us this Thursday for a powerful and deeply human program exploring how we approach the end of life.
At 12 PM, we’ll screen The Last Ecstatic Days, a moving documentary that follows Ethan Sisser, a young man facing terminal brain cancer, as he invites the world into his final days. What unfolds in our Blue Ridge Mountains is an extraordinary story of courage, community, and what it means to die with dignity and without fear.
Following the film, stay for a meaningful conversation with local advocates Aditi Sethi and Trish Rux. Together, we’ll explore how hospice care, death doulas, and community support are reshaping end-of-life experiences, emotionally, spiritually, and practically.
This program is for adults and offers space for reflection, learning, and connection around a topic we don’t often talk about but all share.
Thursday, April 30th at 12pm at Fairview Public Library.
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Poster for the film The Last Ecstatic Days. A heart‑shaped burst of colorful flowers rises from the top of a human figure’s head. Text reads ‘A death film that fills you with life’ above the title. Mountains and sky form the background, with the film website and social media handle at the bottom.
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Event graphic titled ‘The Final Chapter: Conversations on Death & Dying.’ Beige background with a simple line drawing of a candle. Text announces ‘Dying with Presence,’ scheduled for Thursday, April 30, 12–2:30 PM at Fairview Public Library, featuring a screening of The Last Ecstatic Days and a conversation with Aditi Sethi and Trish Rux.
