BarCampBrighton (10-11th September) hosted once again at The Skiff is an unconference; a participant-driven conference centred around the web, digital art, design and technology.

Encompassing topics such as the open and social web, mobile, games design, usability, user experience, interaction, design, programming and robotics, it is a community-run, free event.

The conference lasts for 48 hours, with the Saturday and Sunday each broken down into five or six concurrent tracks of 30 minute sessions.

Every attendee is expected to participate in some fashion for one 30 minute slot. You could give a talk or presentation; you could show a film or some photographs. We’ve had people host boardgames, show work-in-progress, demonstrate experiments and run drawing classes; it’s entirely up to you.

If you’re stuck for inspiration, take a look at some of the talks from last year.

There are a few tickets still available. We’ll provide breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and tea/coffee on both days.

Follow us on Twitter @barcampbrighton to keep up with the news.

You can register your interest on our Lanyrd page: http://lanyrd.com/2011/bcb6/.

We’re looking for volunteers to help run the event, so if you’d like to be involved, please get in touch.