Events
Join us in Atlanta for our 47th annual juggling festival at the Yaarab Shrine Center. Confirmed dates are Jan 31 - Feb 2, 2025. Details here and on our festival Facebook page. Also here's a flyer you can print and share. Workshops this year are now listed (coming in Jan 2025). Download the entire schedule (3 B&W pages)(coming in Jan 2025).
Check out the great hotel rate (coming soon) for the festival just a few blocks away. Book by Jan 24, 2025.
Pre-register HERE in January 2025 (coming soon).
Join us for the Little Five Points Halloween Parade on Sunday, October 20, 2024.
We don't really march...we dance, skip, saunter, unicycle and pass clubs along the parade route for the thousands of onlookers and phone cameras.
Wear bright colors or any costume you want, the wackier the better! Bring juggling props.
We gather on the lawn outside the Little Five Points Community Center about 1:30pm. Come early and enjoy the artist market and food vendors along Euclid Avenue before the parade. You can park in the community center lot if you tell them you're a juggler in the parade. Sometimes Euclid Ave is blocked off but you can get in our parking lot entrance on Alta Ave.
The parade starts at 2 pm. We line up behind the Seed and Feed Marching Abominable Band who leads the parade.
FREE JUGGLING LESSONS! Let's celebrate World Juggling Day on Saturday, June 15, 2024. Join us from 4-6pm on the lawn in front of the Little Five Points Community Center or in our room on the third floor if it's too cold or windy. We'll go eat somewhere closeby afterwards. Come join us! Note that we've moved our meeting from Sunday to Saturday this one week because that's World Juggling Day and Sunday is Father's Day.
Lists of performers, sponsors, volunteers, photos, videos and other details of the festival
Winners of the coveted PHIL trophies this year were:
"All-Star Special" - Lisa Komatsubara
"Best All-the-Way" - Joshua Spaugh and Erin Gettelman
"Flipping Phenomenal" - Jasper Murphy
Lists of performers, sponsors, volunteers, photos, videos and other details of the festival
Winners of the coveted PHIL award this year were:
"Most Sensational" - Atticus Abraham from Crossville TN
"Most Groovy" - Harry Charles & Harrison Kendree from Rock Hill SC
"Most Dazzling" - Ben and Shelby Lipman from Sterling NJ.
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