One great way to meet other jugglers is to go to a juggling festival, such as the one that we hold each year, Cascadia. See the Juggling Information Service's list of upcoming festivals to find out about festivals all over the world. While those festival listings, and many other parts of the Juggling Information Service, are well-maintained and very useful, the club listings have been neglected for years and are mostly wrong now. Fortunately, you can now use jugglingdb.com to find a club wherever you find yourself.

You also might consider joining the International Juggling Association, which publishes a juggling magazine and holds an annual convention. However, keep in mind that the "I" in IJA is an artifact of the overly-enthusiastic American founders. In particular, those planning trips to Europe may want to contact the European Juggling Association, which holds a massive (and, usually, very inexpensive!) annual convention during the summer.

There are a number of other clubs in our region:

• The Greater Lansing Area Juggling Association
• The Motor City Juggling Club
• Lowell Juggling Club (Grand Rapids area)
• The Jackson Jugglers (currently defunct)
• The Dearborn Heights Juggling Club (currently defunct)
• The Midland Juggling Club
• The Greater Flint Juggling Club
• The Grand Rapids Jugglers do not currently have a website, but they can be reached by way of Matt Kok (juggleboy265@yahoo.com).

Please email us (juggling.info@umich.edu) if you'd like to be included here.