RIT Spring Juggle In returns for its 38th year


The RIT Spring Juggle-In is one of the longest running juggling festivals in North America, and we are proud to carry on the tradition of great workshops and shows once again.  Hosted by the RIT Juggling Club with assistance from SG, last years attendance for the entire weekend was over 700 people! (based on  signatures at admittance)

We’re looking forward to another banner year with 3 separate shows and our legendary Juggling games and Best Trick of the convention competition. In addition to great fun, this event also acts as a fundraiser for The Dystonia Medical Research Foundation, which will receive a portion of all profits.
Admission to all events in the Gym are free.
The Public Show Saturday night is $18 adults and $12 for children

For complete information go to our main page, or check the fbook event page

RIT Spring Juggle In LogoWhen:  Friday, April 10–Sunday, April 12
Where: RIT campus, Clark Gym
How Much: All juggling events and workshops in the gym are free!
The Schedule
The Big Open
The Saturday Morning Show
The 38th RIT Juggling Games
The Public Show



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