Update: There will be a special FREE
premiere of Wes and Patrik's new show, Between Someonesons,
on Thursday night, Feb 21, 8pm on UT campus.
Details on our Shows page.
Celebrating its 20th year, Jugglefest is a three-day event
full of workshops, games, demonstrations, and shows featuring juggling,
unicycling, and related circus arts.
Everyone is welcome to come on down to pick up the basics, learn some new tricks, meet some
crazy people or just chill out and watch.
Jugglefest 20 is happening on February 22, 23, and 24, 2013. We'll be back at the Texas School for the Deaf!
Located at 1102 South Congress Avenue, TSD has a great gym, plenty of
parking spots, and is curiously close to a ton of delicious restaurants.
The Festival happens Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
We are going to rock your world with over 20 hours of workshops, games,
door prizes, trick trading, vendors, a silent auction, and more!
The Renegade Show happens on Friday night. Got a
new trick you want to share? Sign up to perform on the open stage!
The Public Show happens on Saturday night, and
we're pulling out all the stops! We'll be showcasing performers from
Austin and all over the world as they demonstrate their skills in the
circus arts. Unicycles, yo-yos, diabolos, poi, juggling - Come on down
and check out the best family friendly show in Austin!
If you have questions or need more details, please contact us.
* The Festival
21 hours of workshops, games, door prizes, trick trading, and
more! To check out the schedule of events, click here.
Friday, February 22; 5 pm - 10 pm
Saturday, February 23; 10 am - 6 pm
Sunday, February 24; 10 am - 6 pm
3-day wristband: $20 (includes gym/workshops &
Public Show, all ages, Fri - Sun)
1-day pass: $10 (gym only, all ages)
family gym pack: $20 (per day, gym only, up to 4 people)
Texas School for the Deaf -
Seeger Gymnasium
Note that the Congress Avenue gate is usually closed
for most of the
festival, except during the Public Show.
You must use the Elizabeth Street entrance:
Coin Juggling - Juggle three or more coins of at
least 75 cents total face value longer than everyone else. When you
drop, you must drop all your coins on the ground. The last person
juggling is the winner, and gets to keep all the coins, but must also
pick them up by themself.
Four-Club Endurance - Juggle longer than everyone
else. Everyone starts at the same time. When you drop, you're out. The
last person juggling is the winner. No multiplexing!
Five-Ball Endurance - Juggle longer than everyone
else. Everyone starts at the same time. When you drop, you're out. The
last person juggling is the winner. No multiplexing!
Speed Passing - TEAM EVENT - A team of two jugglers
passes six clubs as fast as they can. There are two heats of one minute
each. The average score of the two heats determines the winning team.
Seven-Club Endurance - TEAM EVENT - A team of two
jugglers passes seven clubs longer than everyone else. Everyone starts
at the same time. When either team member drops, the team is out. The
last team juggling is the winner.
Three Ball Simon Says - Simon says "Do the tricks
that Simon says to do, and don't do the tricks that he doesn't!"
Diabolo Bucket Toss - If you can get it spinning,
you can play this game. Be warned: it's harder than it looks!
Club Gathering - Catch and hold as many clubs as you
can, as thrown by Gamesmeister, Jerry Peterson. He will throw double
spins at a constant rate to each competitor. The one who holds the most
clubs without dropping wins.
* Festival Workshops
Coming soon...
* Silent Auction
Jason
Harris made this custom book with no cuts
or tears to the pages.
It required 822 folds to create
the image in a Times font. The
end pages image is
part of this year's 20th Jugglefest design,
featuring past festival shirt designs by Meredith Worthen.
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