What is the best web site in Brighton and Hove?

And the winner is...?

Apart from the web awards the Virtual Festival is now over for 2001.

We ran loads of events, talked to lots of people and had a fun time making up and sending Haiku, doing free training in libraries, running events from Rottingdean Beach on the first day of the Festival to the Matsuri on the last day.

Read the Virtual Festival Diary to see what we did and why and what we think of it...

The following links show you what our site looked like during the Virtual Festival:

Do you understand what's happening to the world around us?
Green computing, multimedia history and more... find out about the eevents we ran

We gave everyone the chance to enjoy the beautiful Japanese art of haiku poetry, delivered free everyday of the festival as a text message. You can still send them as emails, and submit your own efforts.

Come and join us for free internet fun - BEGINNERS WELCOME!

Brighton & Hove Virtual Festival 2001 | VF2001 Web Awards | brightonhaiku.com | VF2001 Roadshow | Decoding the Future

Brighton and Hove Virtual Festival is organised by Sussex Community Internet project and supported by thisisbrightonandhove.co.uk, Brighton Festival, Brighton and Hove Council, Lighthouse, Midnight Communications, Virtual Brighton and Hove and Lycos