It happened as Festival organisers announced some of the newly commissioned work that will be coming to the city next year.
There was a slight delay from the promised 12pm launch - How-Do was watching, waiting and refreshing, which is quite sad really and made us miss our lunch.
The new site has a lot to live up to, as the previous one by Code Computerlove managed to bag some awards.
Arty
In addition to the site and the headline announcements - including Rufus Wainwright and Bingo at the Royal Exchange, organisers have launched a creative fund for local people.
The £750,000 MIF Creative will allow a series of community-based commissions from artists, who’ll work with local people to develop their skills.
It’s in partnership with the City Council, NWDA and National Endowment for Science Technology and the Arts.
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