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Carmine Street Jugglers
What: The biggest and the best.
When: Mondays & Thursdays, 7:30 - 10:00 pm
Where: Tony Dapolito Recreation Center, corner Varick and Clarkson. Directions
Fee: Fee: No fee for juggling club, however facility requires gym membership.
Contact: Viveca Gardiner
More Info: Club closings, gym rules, history

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Jugglers Anonymous -- The Pratt Chapter
What: Pratt Institute of Art's student activities club (open to the public)
When: Closed for the summer but generally meets Tuesday nights during the academic year.
Where: Pratt Student Union Directions
Contact: Club Advisor Matt Guzzardo prattjugglers@gmail.com

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Long Island Jugglers United
What: Small group in LI; meeting for the love of object manipulation.
When: Sat or Sun Around 12:30 - till you drop
Where: Shore Front Park. Patchogue Directions...But moves around, check Chat Group
More Info: Chat Group: Contact Keith, Katy, or John H.
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Notes:
  • All clubs open to the public, all levels welcome
  • Clubs are not classes or formal groups, rather places for people who share a common interest to get together and practice.
  • Most people are happy to teach newcomers how to juggle, explain tricks, and give pointers, but then you'll be expected to go work on them yourself.
  • There are no communal props at any of these clubs. Many people are willing when asked to lend visitors any props they're not using.
  • Don't count on using other people's stuff too long. Soon you'll need to buy your own equipment.
  • Finally, many jugglers ignore each other (and you) while practicing. We're not mean; we're busy. Feel free to introduce yourself, and count on coming out for pizza or Chinese food on Mondays and Thursdays after Carmine, which is when a big group of us stop juggling and start talking.
That said, hope to see you there.

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