The 42nd RIT Spring Juggle-In

NOTE: This is from last year's Juggle-In so you can see the events from last year. All links on this page are to last year's information.

When: April 5-7, 2019

Where: Rochester Institute of Technology


Admission: Entrance to the gym is free all weekend.
(College policy does require the signing of a simple waiver to enter the gym)

Parking: Parking lots at RIT can be very full on the weekend, so we have a page of tips, including lot names and maps. Click here to go to the parking page.

Things to look forward to at the Juggle-In
The Big Open - Our opening night, open stage show at 9:00 pm on Friday.
The Saturday Morning Show - Free family fun. A one hour showcase followed by workshops.
Games and Competitions - Come to watch or come to play.
Schedule/Workshops - For beginners to experts.
Public Show - Our renowned Gala Show.
Vendors and Raffle donations- You could win an amazing prize! Raffle tickets will be on sale at the Juggle-In.

Lodging: There are multiple hotels in the area. 

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