Texas Juggling Society

Texas Juggling Society
Austin, Texas

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The Texas Juggling Society, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, is devoted to furthering the practice, study and appreciation of juggling and related manipulative arts and disciplines.

To foster the teaching, practice, and appreciation of juggling and related arts.

To provide a weekly meeting and annual festival where jugglers learn, grow, and feel completely uninhibited to hone their skills and meet like-minded people.

To give guidance and encouragement to those wishing to learn.

To periodically exhibit our skills in a positive way for general appreciation and social therapy.

Such skills and activities may include the random or patterned throwing, catching, bouncing, swinging, jumping, twirling, spinning, dropping, rolling, dodging, replacing or balancing of an object or series of objects, which may include sticks, stones, balls, clubs, scarves, bags, rings, diabolos, torches, unicycles, or other such items that may appeal to one's innate sense of Juggleness.

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This web page is published by the Texas Juggling Society, a registered student organization at the University of Texas at Austin.
This page is not an official publication of the University of Texas at Austin, and does not represent the views of the University or its officers.

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Home Mission Officers Jugglefest Pictures Videos Email List Links	Our Mission The Texas Juggling Society, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, is devoted to furthering the practice, study and appreciation of juggling and related manipulative arts and disciplines. To foster the teaching, practice, and appreciation of juggling and related arts. To provide a weekly meeting and annual festival where jugglers learn, grow, and feel completely uninhibited to hone their skills and meet like-minded people. To give guidance and encouragement to those wishing to learn. To periodically exhibit our skills in a positive way for general appreciation and social therapy. Such skills and activities may include the random or patterned throwing, catching, bouncing, swinging, jumping, twirling, spinning, dropping, rolling, dodging, replacing or balancing of an object or series of objects, which may include sticks, stones, balls, clubs, scarves, bags, rings, diabolos, torches, unicycles, or other such items that may appeal to one's innate sense of Juggleness.
Thanks to Paul and place.org for giving our page a home! *Send Questions or Comments to us here* *UT Austin* This web page is published by the Texas Juggling Society, a registered student organization at the University of Texas at Austin. This page is not an official publication of the University of Texas at Austin, and does not represent the views of the University or its officers.