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Newest Review: ... writing is always from an intellectual level, but is in no way patronising. On the whole, the journalism in Time Out can't ... more

... really be faulted. After this come the Time Off sections, each one focusing on a different area. I'll give you a quick rundown of each. Around Town: This section focuses on talks, exhibitions, museums and attractions. There is a piece at the start of the section with maybe a museum director, or an in-depth look at an exhibition. There are reviews of exhibitions that will be opening that week, and their picks of the best things to visit in the week ahead. In the museum section, (which I found really useful), all the mus...more

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Time Out: My Best Friend (2291 words)
by - written on 21/03/06 (Very useful, 187 readings)
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Although it's never been the case that I haven't been aware of Time Out Magazine, it's only in the last year and a half that I have come to love it as much as I do now. While I am at uni I buy it every week without fail; it is completely indispensable to me. When I started my second year one of my housemates was a student rep for Time Out, so she got every issue sent to her free. Therefore, we had countless issues lying all over our house, and this was when we all became completely dependent on it. When I'm at home I do buy it less, but this is because I'm further away from London than I am when I'm at uni, and the journeys into town are less frequent. In London it can ... Read the complete review

Time In - Time Out (361 words)
by - written on 07/11/00 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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Time Out is best known for being a listings magazine for London, but in the face of competition from all sorts of newspapers, supplements and other challengers, it has become, or have been becoming for the last few years, more that 'just' a listings magazine, indeed, if it was just a listings magazine, it certainly wouldn't warrant a £1.95 price-tag! Time Out is a magazine for London, it does, of course, have very extensive listings, probably more extensive than any other of its kind. As well as listings of clubs, live music, cinemas, theatre and TV listings, which of course, change more or less weekly, Time Out also includes a 'Sightseeing' ... Read the complete review

Time Out: Nice to have (104 words)
by - written on 11/02/01 (Useful, 32 readings)
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Very useful listings of all events, but not much more. You'd rather read it in a library than buy it, unless you plan on being REALLY outoing for the coming week! Provides nice listings and also reviews of major events, but also the small ones! Have a good look through and you'll find those bargains, for example JAZZ concerts for free etc.. The nature of TIME OUT as being an informative overview of listings prevents me from subscribing, very often you are interested in what's happening on a specific Friday night rather than everything the next week.. ... Read the complete review

What's going on in London? Find out here! (237 words)
by - written on 04/05/01 (Useful, 822 readings)
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Time Out used to be just a listings magazine for London and would only have been of interest to those living in, or visiting London. However, things have changed and there is a lot more information included. You can find out what is on at various London clubs and check out what's on in the world of music, cinema and theatre. Find out where and when all the major events are taking place and get the low down on concert dates as soon as they are announced (often increases your chance of geting tickets.) For the couch potatoes out there, you can even find out what's on TV. There's a section on major attractions in London and the cost of entry. If you ... Read the complete review

I took some Time Out to write this, so thank you for reading ... (412 words)
by - written on 11/08/01
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"Time Out" is London's weekly listings magazine with a bit more thrown in besides. It's probably the most up to date written guide to London you could buy as it's published every week. The listings section covers everything you could imagine from exhibitions, art galleries, theatres, restaurant reviews, body and mind (courses and events/lectures) and bar clubnight and cinema reviews. There are also TV/radio listings for the week and video/DVD reviews for those of us who like to stay wrapped up warm indoors. My favourite section! The event listings are really thorough. They put in full details of the venue, how to get tickets if ... Read the complete review