World Juggling Day
World Juggling Day is held on June 20. It will be held on the Saturday closest to June 17. This event in the second decade of the month June is annual. 
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World Juggling Day is a celebration of the art and skill of juggling, held annually on the Saturday closest to June 17. It was established by the International Jugglers' Association (IJA) in 1995 to promote juggling and bring together enthusiasts from around the world. Recall that April 18, celebrate the International Day of Jugglers.
World Juggling Day is an IJA sponsored event. It is observed annually on the Saturday closest to June 17, which is the day the IJA was founded in 1947. Originally, the day began as “National Juggling Day” but was changed to “World Juggling Day” in 1995 in order to better fulfill the mission of the organization. This event has been known to be celebrated by over 10,000 people in 60 countries.
History - Ancient Roots: Juggling dates back over 4,000 years, with evidence found in ancient Egyptian tomb paintings and mentions in Chinese, Greek, and Roman history.
Modern Revival: The IJA, founded in 1947, played a key role in popularizing juggling globally. Initially celebrated as National Juggling Day, it was later renamed to reflect its international appeal.
Highlights - Global Participation: Jugglers of all skill levels participate in events, performances, and workshops worldwide.
Skill Showcases: The day often features impressive juggling acts, from traditional balls and pins to more daring items like knives and fire.
Special Features - Community Building: The event fosters connections among jugglers and fans, creating a sense of camaraderie.
Learning Opportunities: Beginners are encouraged to try juggling, with tutorials and demonstrations available.
It's a day to celebrate creativity, dexterity, and the joy of juggling. Have you ever tried juggling yourself?
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