Santa Barbara Jugglers Association & Club Juggling at UCSB

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Welcome to the Home Page for the Santa Barbara Jugglers Association and for the Juggling Club at UCSB! We are open to everybody interested in juggling. Come out and learn to juggle, learn new tricks or pass clubs with the "experienced" jugglers. Other props too: diablo, unicycle, cigar boxes, hula hoops, poi balls, etc. Bring your toys!

Mailing List & Weekly Meeting

Click here to subscribe to our mailing list. This is highly recommended if you plan on joining us when we gather to juggle. You will want to be informed of any changes from the normal schedule or location.

Lately we've been meeting at Oak Park on Saturdays.

Click here for more information on our weekly meetings.

Welcome to the listeners of My Favorite Murderer

This Podcast had an episode featuring Patty Laney, the inspiration for our Festival.
Here is an article with historical information on the festival.

Some of you have asked about purchasing a T-Shirt to benefit "Standing Together to End Sexual Assault" (STESA), formerly known as the Santa Barbara Rape Crisis Center. Thank you for your interest and support!

Unfortunately, we have suspended shirt sales during the pandemic. Please send your donations directly to STESA.

2022 Festival Information:

What a grat festival that was!

Please contact us if you left anything behind.

Our deepest appreciations go out to ...

The Organizers ...

• Danielle Bushar
• May Camp
• Maritza Fuljencio
• Matthew Guidry
• Arthur Kennedy
• Jim Thomas
• Matthew Thornley
• David Ton

Other Individuals ...
• Robert Bernstein - Publicity & Photography
• Nick Norman with IV Parks & Recreation
• Elsa Granados with STESA
• Earl Arnold with Table Salt Printing

Raffle Donators ...
• Naan Stop
• Woodstock's Pizza

Organizations / Institutions
• IV Parks & Recreation
• The Goleta Depot
• Juggling Club at UCSB
• STESA (Standing Together to End Sexual Assualt)

2023 Festival Information:

Too soon to tell. We'll keep you posted.

Juggling Pattern Spreadsheets

A set of Google Docs spreadsheets describing what to throw and when for various juggling patterns is now available on the Juggling Links page.

 

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