Join us for an inspiring afternoon of film, conversation, and community featuring three documentaries about people living boldly with Parkinson's through rock climbing.

The program will include:
Hold On, a 30-minute documentary by NYU film student Will Fitzpatrick After being diagnosed with PD, 69-year-old Ruth Grover turns to rock climbing as a way to fight back, chasing strength, community, and one big climbing goal that becomes her symbol of resilience.
Rock Faced It All, a 17-minute documentary featured in the Mountainfilm Festival, tells the story of Teresa Bennett, a 70-year-old woman climbing her way through life with Parkinson's. Film directed by Teresa's daughter, Clare Bennett.
A short, three-minute film introduces the mission, community, and impact of Up Ending Parkinson's.

Following the screenings, UEP founder and Executive Director Molly Cupka will lead a conversation and audience Q&A alongside several of the people featured in the films.
Come experience three powerful stories of determination, possibility, and the strength found through movement and community.