Fabric has announced plans to publish a book as part of celebrations for the London nightclub’s 25th anniversary next year, and it is inviting anyone who has frequented the venue in that time to submit their own stories, memories, photos and more.
“Ever since we opened in 1999, you - our dancers and our community - have played such an important part in our history”, says the club in a statement. “We are asking all those who have interacted with Fabric over the years to send in archive material, stories and oral snippets, photographs, video, old flyers and more to be used as subjects and sources for the forthcoming publication”.
Also referencing the record label that Fabric operates and the big campaign in 2016 to save the venue after its licence was revoked, the statement continues: “Please send us your most memorable moments of the club or label over the years. From stories about falling in love at Fabric, first dates on the dance floor, and making new connections, to fond memories about particular club nights DJ sets, recollections about or participation in the #savefabric campaign, or simply a favourite Fabric visual or artwork”.
Set to be published by White Rabbit, the book will also feature written material on the club's history from journalist Joe Muggs. Anyone wishing to make their own submissions for possible inclusion should do so here by 7 Aug.