Kansas City Juggling Club
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This is a place for people in and around Kansas City to share and learn new juggling skills. It is open to everybody and anybody who is interested and requires no commitment other than just showing up once in a while (Yes, that means its FREE!)! Don't be shy, its really a lot of fun!
Currently, we are meeting in indoor space provided by Kansas City Young Audiences at 5601 Wyandotte St. on Thursday nights from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. (Click the Map link above for more detailed directions)
The Kansas City Jugglers can teach you how to juggle balls and clubs, numbers juggling, unicycling, poi, passing, rolla-bolla, kendama, yo-yo, and more!
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