Community Events

Finding Comfort Together

Navigating the loss of a loved one can often feel overwhelming and isolating. Hospice of Davidson County hosts year-round events supporting and recognizing caregivers, families, and individuals as they navigate the end-of-life journey. Our community engagement events provide an opportunity for fellowship, growth, and awareness for anyone navigating, supporting or processing a hospice journey.


Ongoing Events

In-Person Support Group

Held the 1st Wednesday of every month from 2-3pm, this free in-person support group offers a place to share and support one another.  This group is open to any member of the community as well as the loved ones of patients under our care. Grief Counselor Emily Sullivan leads the monthly conversation addressing topics relevant for the needs of the group.

To find out more, and register for the email reminders, click here!

Creative Counseling Events: Click Here to Register 

Featuring a different creative project every month, this free support group explores creative avenues for expressing grief. Step-by-step instructions to participants for creating a piece of art representing hope after loss. No artistic experience is required and all painting supplies will be provided.

  • November 13
  • December 11

Caregiver Academy

Caregiving can be a challenging role – and most caregivers dive into the new role with no training and little support. Held quarterly, Caregiver Academy covers different topics in a lunch and learn environment, encouraging you to be a confident, courageous and competent caregiver for your loved one. These free luncheons are taught by community experts and are open to anyone who provides care to a loved one.

We look forward to releasing the 2026 sessions very soon, please keep checking back or watching our social media for more information.

 


Upcoming Events

April – National Health Care Decisions Month

Check back to find out about Advance Directives events where we can help you understand what you need and what paperwork to be filled out to prepare for the future!

The 19th Annual Ride for Angels date is to be determined!

THANK YOU to EVERYONE that made the 18th Annual Ride for Angels a tremendous success, with approx. 170 bikes and a cruise down Main Street, this event was one to remember!

We are looking forward to our upcoming 19th Annual Ride for Angels in 2026, please stay tuned for more information as it will be posted here as we have it. Please let us know if you have any questions and/or concerns.

 Annual Professional Conference on Grief & Loss

Our Annual Professional Conference on Grief and Loss will be hosted on Thursday, October 25th at Davidson Davie Community College. Registration will close on Monday, OCtober 20th – seats are filling up quickly. Please visit the link above to learn more and reserve your space. 

We hope to see you there!  

November 2025 – Hospice Sabbath

During November we celebrate Hospice and Palliative Care Month along with Hospice Sabbath, an annual event that honors the spirituality of end-of-life care and provides a time for reflection and remembrance. If you or your faith based community would be interested in learning more about this special event, please reach out to our Marketing Manager, Ashley Milam at 336-474-2087 to learn more.

December 4, 2025 – Hospice of Davidson’s Annual Night of Reflection Luminary Event and Ornament Sale 

A Season to Remember
We are so honored to share our 2025 Annual Holiday Ornament — a one-of-a-kind acrylic keepsake commemorating our 40th year of service.
This year’s ornament was lovingly inspired by members of our staff and brought to life by Daniel at Danko Engraving. Each ornament is a beautiful reminder of the care, compassion, and community that have defined these forty years and will continue to define our future. Please click the link above to place your order today or call our office at 336-475-5444
We are also preparing for our Night of Reflection Remembrance Event, to be held on Thursday, December 4th. Luminaries for this touching evening are also available by clicking the link above or by calling the office at 336-475-5444
We have also heard from many of you who wish to support this meaningful tradition in other ways. In response, we have created additional opportunities to honor loved ones and help continue this work of comfort and remembrance.
Together, we light the way — in memory, in hope, and in love.