It’s all Brighton and it’s all good

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The Brighton digital crowd of uber nerds, super geeks and digital deities are a difficult lot to keep up with up… what with all the groups, twittering, fashionable co-working, and of course, the awards, talks and socials it can all be a bit of a social whirl wind. For us lot here at Brightenup we think its all great, we love to listen in what’s getting the locals excited, what’s getting the super geeks talking and why the designers are looking serious.

There’s loads of groups, networks and businesses to get involved with, so we thought it might be rather super to make a little / favorites list, so that you lot can enjoy them too.

Brighton Linked in Group

For all those people lucky enough to be working in and around Brighton.

Brighton New Media

The Brighton New Media (BNM) is an email list for all those who that way inclined.

Brighton’s UX community

Brighton’s oh so clever, clever user experience community (they scare us with their enormous brains).

The Werks

For fans of the werks, Brighton’s fabulous co-working hangout.

The Farm

The farm - not a heffa insight but lots of Brighton freelancers types.

Brighton Geek Dinners

Regular Brighton geek event with speakers, socializing and drinkies.

Brighton Business Network

Nice group of businesses in Brighton talking about business in Brighton.

Brighton Chamber of Commerce

Brighton Chamber of Commerce – does what it says on the tin - boring but necessary.

Bar Camp

An unconference for Brighton designers, developers, geeks, uber nerds and social softies.

Brighton Bloggers

Brighton Bloggers they blog about it and talk about it in the pub – they’re really lovely

d.Construct

dConstruct one day of digital heaven here in Brighton thanks to the Clearlefties.

Bright Girl Geeks

They’re Brighton girls and they’re geeks too. They get together for informal gatherings over dinner and a presentations – if your girl it’s great.

Skillswap Brighton

Regular hook up to spread the love, subjects range from hardcore programming to extreme typography – it’s brilliant.

Tweet Fleet

TweetFleet. A rather nifty way for Brighton Twitter lot to follow each other- do it tweeple.

Flash on the beach

No it’s no old men in dirty rain coats - its an International gathering of Adobe Flash freaks in Brighton.

Flash Brighton

Award winning community of flash freaks getting together and freaking out about all things Flashy in Brighton.

Whuffie Club

Exploring all things social on and offline in Brighton - been a bit quite of late.

Sussex Digital

Everything for digital deities in lovely Sussex - this community rocks.

Likemind Brighton

It’s a monthly coffee meetup, that happens in more than 50 cities nearly simultaneously.

Women in Media

Yep you guessed it! They’re women, they’re in media and they’re in Brighton.

Geek Wine Thing

A piss up for geeks thinly disguised as a ‘wine tasting’ - an outstanding idea.

Crawl of the dead

Blood’n'booze just rock up with lots of blood, false limbs, chunks of rotting flesh - simple fun.

Vbug Group

A group of super nerds who like using Microsoft technologies since 1994 and that’s just plain odd.

Brighton Ruby

A group of Rubyists based in and around Brighton, bit exclusive becuase we’re not into Ruby here.

Culture Geeks

Culture init? If your a a culture vulture you should get your ass down there and shake your thang.

Python Meet ups

No nothing to do with Monty Python. Its a pub-based meetup Python programmers in Brighton.

The Skiff

A nice new place to work and share looking out over the sea.

We’re probably left a few off, so if we have, then please tell us.

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