British Juggling Convention Wiki
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The next British Juggling Convention will be BJC 27, Darton, on 11-17 April 2014, www.bjc2014.co.uk
The most recent British Juggling Convention was BJC 26, Pickering, on 9-14 April 2013.
HistoryThe first British Juggling Convention was a two day convention in London in 1988, organised by Max Oddball and Charlie Holland. Since then it has been run by a different team in a different location each year, reaching a high of almost 2000 attendees in Coventry in 1992. |
Coming AlongBJC has things to do for everyone. If you're on the fence about coming to your first BJC, give it a go! Even if you don't know anyone, or if you're a non-juggler parent or spouse, there's plenty of opportunity to meet other people in the same boat and find things to do. There are usually workshops at all levels (often including craft and board games as well as juggling) and shows galore. Or just chill out in the sun and soak up the atmosphere. You might like to pop along to the Facebook group if you have any questions; organisers and BJC veterans galore will be happy to provide advice. |
Getting InvolvedBJC is run by jugglers, for jugglers. All the organisers are volunteers. So if you're coming to a BJC, please consider lending a hand! Pick up rubbish when you see it, ask at the front desk if anyone needs a hand, run a workshop, or make friends with someone who's just arrived and is looking nervous. At the very least, please clean up your own rubbish. |
Running Your Own BJCWho organises BJC? Anyone who wants to! How is the BJC organised? gives you the nitty gritty details. If you think you might like to run a BJC one day, Do you have what it takes? will help you work out whether this is something you could take on. If you're still reading, or you've made a successful bid, move on to Running a BJC to find all the detail on everything that goes into a BJC, from concept to site tear-down and from budgeting and project management to generators and toilets. |
How this site works
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The wiki will be a better place if everybody tries to write factual material rather than opinions. People don't always do too well at sticking to this, so edits or comments on the Discussion page are very welcome!
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