Just Getting By

Tickets: $15 at the door*

*Advance tickets available only at these venues:

Town Hall Theater Middlebury, Savoy Theater in Montpelier, Highland Arts Center Greensboro, Centennial Library in Morrisville.

For discount and premiere tickets in advanced and information about booking your own screening contact Bess O’Brien at bobrien@pshift.com.

“This film puts our societies’ realities into a visible and real format for people to see. It is such critical work. ”

— Vermont LT. Governor David Zuckerman

Just Getting By : Tour dates 2024

Fri. March 22nd 7pm Burlington Main Street Landing Arts Ctr 60 Lake Street

Sat. March 23rd 7pm Burlington Main Street Landing Arts Ctr 60 Lake Street

Tues. March 26th 7pm St. Albans The Welden Theater 104 N. Main

Thurs. March 28th 7pm St. Johnsbury Athenaeum 1171 Main Street St. *FREE ADMISSION

Fri. March 29th 7pm St. Johnsbury Athenaeum 1171 Main Street St. *FREE ADMISSION

Sat. March 30th 7pm Middlebury Town Hall Theater 68 S. Pleasant St.

Sun. March 31st 7pm Brattleboro Latchis Theater 50 Main St.

Thurs. April 4th 7pm Greensboro Highland Arts Center 2875 Hardwick St.

Fri. April 5th 7pm Morrisville Centenial Library 7 Richmond St. *FREE ADMISSION

Sat. April 6th 7pm Rutland Rutland Free Library 10 Court St.

Sun. April 7th 7pm Randolph Playhouse Theater 11 S. Main St.

Thur. April 11th 7pm Montpelier Savoy Theater 26 Main St.

Fri. April 12th 7pm Montpelier Savoy Theater 26 Main St.

Waterbury

April 13 @ 7pm, Grange Hall Cultural Center, 317 Howard Ave, Waterbury Center, VT 05677

April 14 @ 3pm, Grange Hall Cultural Center, 317 Howard Ave, Waterbury Center, VT 05677

For ticketing information at this location, contact Grange Hall Cultural Center: grangehallcc@gmail.com or 802-244-4168

Just Getting By—a new documentary film be Bess O’Brien is a sweeping, and yet intimate look at the lives of Vermonters who are struggling with food and housing insecurity.

Vermont has the second highest rate of homeless people in the United States, right after California. One third of Vermonters struggle to put food on the table. These are big issues for a small state. Just Getting By focuses on these issues in the lives of everyday people.

The film tells the stories of working families, folks who are homeless and are accessing food shelves and soup kitchens, people who are living in the temporary hotel/motel program, New

Americans grappling with the cost of living in America, Native people creating innovative farming practices and folks on the ground providing services to their fellow Vermonters in need.

Just Getting By explores the day to day challenges and incredible resiliency that low-income Vermonters bear witness to every day.

For more information contact Bess O’Brien at bobrien@pshift.com

A Kingdom County Productions film