The full colour booklet is packed with more than 100 pages of photographs and articles documenting and celebrating the evolvement of the club since 1965.
The festival is renowned for its eclectic programme celebrating mavericks and pioneers, its use of unusual venues and for finding new ways of presenting.
A pushbike is reported stolen only to have a small posse of voices advising where it might be found, followed by celebrating when the mystery is cracked.
Language is critical for not only celebrating the uniqueness and legitimacy of local communities, but also for maintaining ties between artists and their audiences.
