Emphasize juggling as a helthful activity that improves hand-eye coordination and promotes confidence and social skills. Juggling in public outdoors provides a lot of exposure for the group and might attract more new members. The outdoor location should have access to bathrooms, and should be in a high-traffic area. It is also nice if it has a shelter in case of sudden rain. Pick a Time Talk to the other jugglers you've met and pick a time.
Most clubs meet weekly, but some meet twice weekly and some meet only once a month.
Whatever you choose, make it regular and dependable. Don't cancel because of a big ball game or other personal commitment. Make sure someone is there every time the group meets. Someone must take responsibility greeting newcomers, welcoming people at the door, circulating around the room and talking to them. The key to success is often the willingness of the facilitator to make everyone feel welcome.