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Virginia Lottery Cyber CaféThe Virginia Lottery and the Greater Richmond Convention Center have partnered together to present the Virginia Lottery Cyber Café located inside the Greater Richmond Convention Center. The Virginia Lottery Cyber Café offers all facility visitors the opportunity to relax and enjoy free Internet access. Currently six freestanding Internet-accessible kiosks are available for customer use 24 hours a day. The Virginia Lottery Cyber Café is also a wireless "Hot Spot". This means that patrons with a personal laptop computer and wireless connection can access the Internet from the comfortable lounge area inside the Cyber Café at no charge. Food & Beverage Area The Virginia Lottery Cyber Café also features a food and beverage area* that serves hot and cold beverage and light fare. Operated by Aramark, the food & beverage area of the Café is your place for "grab & go" food for the conventioneer on the run! *Hours for the food and beverage area of the Café may vary based upon event activity. The Virginia Lottery Cyber Café is situated directly across from the main entrance to the 178,159 square foot exhibit hall. The Café is also in full view of the gorgeous 12,000 square foot glassed-in showroom style registration lobby. Television monitors across from the Café give visitors our latest event calendar information, as well as current, local and world news. The Wachovia Business Center, which offers a wide variety of print, fax and mail services, is conveniently located directly across from the Virginia Lottery Cyber Café. Hours* Free Internet access is available during all Greater Richmond Convention Center event days. *Hours for the food and beverage area of the Café may vary based upon event activity. Since 1999, all Virginia Lottery profits have been designated solely to K-12 public school education in the Commonwealth. In that time, the Lottery has turned over more than $3.4 billion for Virginia’s public schools, currently representing about 7 percent of annual state funding for public education in Virginia. In 19 years, the Lottery has awarded more than $10 billion in prizes to players and more than $1 billion in retailer commissions. |
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