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Made from reclaimed materials and erected as essentially a pop-up during the Olympic-era regeneration of east London, the Yard Theatre was too cool and weird to make an immediate massive splash when it opened in 2011. Time Out was one of […]
Just when you thought strikes on London’s transport network were over… More industrial action has been announced for the capital over the coming weekends, with staff walking out across both the city’s bus and train networks. The striking staff in […]
Drum roll, please. It’s that time of year again. The time of year when we take stock, reflect, and think about what Londoner deserves the enviable title of Time Out’s Londoner of the Year. Last year we had Ezra Collective, […]
2024 has seen London galleries churn out hundreds, maybe thousands, of exhibitions. From blockbuster painting shows at huge museums to minimal installations at under-the-radar galleries, this city has seen it all – and Time Out’s been there for the whole ride. […]
The hype around Sam Fender’s third studio album has reached fever pitch. The king of the north’s follow up to Seventeen Going Under now has a title (People Watching), a release date (February 21 2025) and a huge supporting tour […]
Despite all its problems, Londoners are proud of the Underground. It was the world’s first underground railway, and residents of the UK capital have been rattling around in subterranean tubes since 1863. Now, London’s favourite line has been revealed, as YouGov […]
It’s nearly Christmas, and while loads of Londoners will be leaving the city to visit family around the country, a lot of you will be staying put as well. If you’re going to be in London over the festive period, you’ll need […]