From celarier@reed.edu Mon Feb  3 14:40:31 1992
From: celarier@reed.edu (Stuart Celarier)
Newsgroups: rec.juggling,pdx.general,or.general,pnw.general
Subject: Portland Juggling Festival  April 10-12, 1992
Keywords: juggling, IJA, pickup, zip (tee-hee)
Date: 3 Feb 92 18:34:07 GMT
Reply-To: celarier@reed.edu (Stuart Celarier)
Organization: "No Problem, Easy Pickup" Portland Jugglers


        P O R T L A N D   J U G G L I N G   F E S T I V A L

      o               April 10, 11 & 12, 1992               o
    o                Reed College Sports Center            o
        o                 Portland, Oregon                  o
    o O                                                    o \O
     -|-o                  Hosted by the                    o-|
     / \     "No Problem, Easy Pickup" Portland Jugglers     / \
        an affiliate of the International Jugglers Association


Jugglers, would-be jugglers, and juggling afficionados are invited to attend
the Portland Juggling Festival the weekend of April 10, 11 & 12, 1992 at the
Reed College Sports Center, in Portland, Oregon.  There will be workshops,
demonstrations, games, ephemera, a public show, beginning juggling instruction,
an of course lots of open juggling.  The festival is hosted by the "No Problem,
Easy Pickup" Portland Jugglers, an affiliate of the International Jugglers
Association (IJA).

The festival will run from Friday evening through Sunday late afternoon, with
the public show on Saturday evening, April 11th, 1992.  There will be a modest
registration fee for the festival and admission for the public show. 
Accomodations for out of town guests may be available in host members' homes,
or nearby hotels and motels.  Contact the festival director, Stuart Celarier
for details.

Reed College is in a residential neighborhood in southeast Portland, and its
Sports Center features two fine gymnasiums and a nice lawn and track just steps
away.  The public show will be presented in the Commons building.

Related activities welcome!  Ball spinning, plate spinning, rope spinning,
diablo, devil sticks, stilt walking, hat manipulations, club swinging,
unicycles, yoyos, rola bolas, spinning tops, tight rope and slack rope walking, 
hacky sack, freestyle frisbee, contact juggling, sword swallowing, acrobatics,
equilibristics, et cetera, ad infinitum.  So pack those props up and come on
down!

             o            For more information contact:
         o      o         Stuart Celarier         503/236-9386  voice
      O/   o  o  \O       <celarier@reed.edu>                   email
      |-o       o-|       PO Box 82842, Portland, OR 97282	snail-mail
     / \         / \       or Joe Buhler, <jpb@reed.edu>


[Credits to Michael Glenn <mjg@dartmouth.edu> for the ASCII jugglers]