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Time Out Market, the world's first food and cultural markets based on editorial curation, announces an exciting new addition to its culinary lineup in Miami. Arepitas Bar, owned by beloved local restaurateurs and business partners Chef Cesar Zapata and Anice Meinhold, will bring outstanding Colombian dishes and retro vibes to the market. The pair also own Pho Mo, located within Time Out Market Miami, and Phuc Yea which both bring Viet-Cajun techniques and flare to South Florida.  Launching on Friday, May 7, Arepitas Bar will serve an array of Colombian items that are perfect for a quick snack or a flavorful meal. Bites, also called “para picar,” will include items such as Colombian Empanadas, colombian style beef hand pies with potatoes, and tomato onion “ají”; Salchi Papas, crispy pork chicharrón with colombian chorizo, tater tots, and salsa rosada; and Patacón, crispy smashed plantain with fresh avocado, tomato, cilantro, onion “hogao”, and lime. The main event will be the arepas, but these are not your average arepas. Guests can savor options like the Buffalo Arepa, buttermilk marinated fried chicken, sweet ‘n tangy slaw, buffalo sauce, dill pickles and blue cheese crumbles; the Miami Deli Arepa, smoked salmon, scallion cream cheese, pickled red onions, capers, and everything bagel spice; or La Fancy Arepa, arepa de choclo, queso del campo and truffle honey. Each arepa has the option to add various upgrades like a fried egg, extra avocado, and more. Lastly, the restaurant

Time Out Market Boston — the culinary and cultural hub at 401 Park in Fenway — reopens its doors on Thursday, May 13, 2021. The Market is proud to welcome back delicious cuisine, craft cocktails and local cultural experiences that capture the soul of the city. Time Out Market CEO Didier Souillat, says: “Time Out Market Boston is the place to be, and we can’t wait to invite our guests back! We have closely collaborated with our renowned and locally loved chefs and restaurateurs to bring the best of Boston under one roof. To celebrate, we’re kicking off with new events, pop-ups and activations that capture city culture.”Time Out Market Boston is located at one of Fenway’s most bustling corners, alongside Trillium Brewing Company’s Taproom. Time Out Market Boston’s expansive 6,000-square-foot outdoor patio and spacious front lawn will be activated just in time for guests to enjoy the full swing of spring and then soak up the summer sun. The Market will reopen with 12 culinary favorites, a locally-inspired bar program, as well as cultural activities and pop-ups on opening weekend:  Seasonal: A new seasonal Tiki Bar with creative, tropical cocktails. Seasonal: Blind Fox Art Installation.  Thursday 6-7PM: Boston Music Project’s Summer Street Brass Band performance. Friday 6-10PM; Saturday 11AM-10PM: Mere Point Oysters Pop Up including oyster shucking demos. Friday-Saturday 7-10PM: DJ Tumi on Friday, followed by DJ Caitlin on Saturday. Saturday at 2:15-3PM: Special appearance by th

 Time Out, the global media and hospitality brand that helps people explore and experience the soul of the city, debuts its first global list of 50 Future Makers. These amazing people, from UK, US, Spain, Nigeria, Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Australia and more, are the cultural actors and activists driving change to make their neighbourhoods, cities, countries – and the world – a better, more exciting place.   Time Out editors across 328 cities in 58 countries sifted through hundreds of nominations from the public and used their own expert knowledge to curate a list of 50 pioneers whose bold projects and daring ideas are shaping city culture for the better right now. The Future Makers List features artists, architects, filmmakers, mayors, business owners, environmentalists, musicians and more. But whatever field they work in, these amazing people are all helping create the world we want to see: they are fighting for diversity, equality, inclusivity and a greener future. Dave Calhoun, Time Out’s Global Deputy Editor-in-Chief, says: “Today we are excited to debut our first-ever list of 50 Future Makers who are redefining city culture right now. At Time Out, we have a global perspective of how cities are recovering from the pandemic, and these Future Makers are at the forefront of that change. They’re nudging us towards a better world and they’re about action: putting new ideas into practice.” For a taster of the full list of 50 Future Makers, we've picked out a ‘star’ c

Time Out Market, the world’s first food and cultural Market based on editorial curation, today throws open the doors of the highly anticipated Time Out Market Dubai and welcomes the public - in partnership with Emaar Malls. Located in the beautiful Souk Al Bahar, the Market offers an incredible taste of the city featuring 17 of Dubai’s award-winning chefs and restaurateurs, home-grown local favourites, three stunning bars, as well as vibrant cultural and entertainment spaces. Diners can enjoy the fun and exciting atmosphere from 12pm-12am everyday and until 1am on Thursday and Friday, to celebrate the weekend. Last night, a selection of VIP guests were invited to try the Time Out Market Dubai experience ahead of the public opening. Under the necessary safety precautions, guests immersed themselves in a culinary wonderland of sights, sounds and tastes of the Market. The moment was celebrated with the Burj Khalifa illuminating Time Out Market Dubai’s opening story in lights for everyone to see. In addition, four locally loved and astounding artists from Tashkeel entertained the room, creating bespoke live artwork that captures the soul of the city. These artworks created by architectural painter Mike Arnold, illustrator and artist Abdulla Lutfi, sculptor Pierre Firas Abboud, figurative artist Chie Nakano and Victor Sitali, will be on display in the Market for over a month for visitors to admire during Ramadan. Now, Time Out Market Dubai welcomes residents and visitors to experi

Time Out London and Instagram have partnered to launch the first Holi at Home festival to celebrate the Hindu holy day of Rangwali Holi. Holi at Home will be hosted exclusively on Time Out London’s (@TimeOutLondon) Instagram, taking place from 12 noon on Monday 29th March. Holi is an important festival for Hindus across the UK, celebrating the triumph of good over evil, and is often characterised by street parties and large gatherings exploding with colour. However, with lockdown measures still in place, this year the Hindu community and all those who celebrate Holi will be marking the day differently - whether celebrating at home or arranging virtual gatherings.  Over the past year we have seen how faith communities have come to virtual spaces like Instagram to celebrate key moments and connect with each other in the face of the pandemic. In November, the Hindu community took part in Instagram’s #ShareYourLight challenge during Diwali, sharing a gesture of positivity and light with friends, family and the wider community online.  Now Time Out, a brand known for championing cultures from around the world, will work alongside Instagram to celebrate Holi and bring the party to people, wherever they are and whoever they are celebrating with. The virtual event will showcase vibrant parts of Hindu culture and Holi celebrations for everyone to enjoy and learn from. The schedule for 29th March includes: 12 Noon: Chef, columnist, and author Ravinder Bhogal (@cookinboots) serves up h

Time Out Market, the world’s first food and cultural Market based on editorial curation - is set to open Time Out Market Dubai, on Wednesday April 7, 2021, 12pm in Downtown’s Souk Al Bahar. The Market, which brings the best of the city under one roof, will offer incredible culinary delights by 17 award-winning, homegrown chefs and restaurateurs, three stunning bars and vibrant cultural entertainment. Opening in line with current Covid-19 guidelines, the Market will operate at a reduced capacity and with carefully planned distancing measures to ensure that guests can still sample the true Time Out Market experience. Dubai residents and visitors will be amazed by the Market’s star-studded line-up, which has been curated by Time Out Dubai editors, who are experts of the city. Innovative, homegrown concepts include; MASTI, BB Social Dining, Vietnamese Foodies, Pickl, Pitfire, Brix by 3fils, Nightjar, Reif Japanese Kushiyaki, Little Erth, Scoopi Café, Long Teng, and Al Fanar. Four incredible, brand-new concepts will also be launched at Time Out Market Dubai, including folly Workshop by Nick & Scott, Fulvio’s, Two Leaves by Project Chaiwala, Local Fire by The Mattar Farm, and Liban by Allo Beirut. Time Out Market Dubai will open in partnership with Emaar and is set to be the biggest, best and one-of-a-kind culinary and cultural destination to launch in the UAE. Spread across 43,000 sq ft the location has incredible scenic views from the 3,000 sq ft wraparound outdoor terrace, overl

Time Out Market — the world’s first editorially curated, food and culture Market — will reopen its doors in Miami on Thursday, March 18, 2021. The Market is proud to welcome back delicious cuisine, craft cocktails and locally-driven cultural experiences that represent the heart of Miami.The spring season of growth and renewal will be well celebrated at Time Out Market Miami with eight exciting culinary concepts including two brand-new additions. Additional concepts and restaurateurs will be joining in the coming months. Time Out Market Miami is excited to debut delivery options via UberEats, DoorDash and Caviar for diners looking to experience the best of the city at home. Additionally, the launch of the new Time Out Market app (via App Store or Google Play), makes contactless ordering a breeze whether guests are indoors at one of the socially-distanced communal tables or outdoors on the patio. The app allows guests to browse and select menu items from the concepts, as well as to pre-order food and drinks to enjoy wherever they are seated.Come weekends, fresh talent will be in bloom at the Market as part of Time Out Miami’s Love Local campaign — a celebration of local artisans and makers in the city. As the website continues to champion independent businesses with vibrant editorial, the Market will welcome a select few for a series of curated pop-ups. These temporary storefronts will be the first time many of these online businesses and delivery-only concepts get the opportun

Time Out, the global media and hospitality brand that helps people explore and experience the soul of the city, today changes its iconic logo purple to mark International Women’s Day. International Women’s Day drives global awareness of the social, economic, cultural and political fight for women’s rights and equality. This year, Time Out is calling for everyone to ‘raise their heads, hearts and hands to women’ across the globe and to celebrate the achievements of female owned businesses in our cities. Covid-19 has hit women and women of colour the hardest of all. It was recently announced by NWLC that 140,000 jobs lost in the U.S. due to the pandemic belonged to women. This year, to mark International Women’s Day, Time Out’s Global Editor in Chief, Caroline McGinn shares a personal snapshot of what it means to be a woman during the pandemic, especially the caregivers who have worked tirelessly throughout.  Time Out has also dedicated national and international content to sign-post city dwellers to virtual events taking place for readers to celebrate and learn more about women’s rights, protests and more. Editors have also highlighted the best women-owned businesses in their city to support. Global Editor-in-Chief, Caroline McGinn says, “I’m proud that Time Out is turning its masthead purple today to support International Women’s Day. With the pandemic affecting women in their jobs the most, whether that’s losing their positions or working while caring for their children or f

Time Out Group, the global media and hospitality business, today announces that Tarcila Steter has joined the Company as Director of Engineering and Technology with immediate effect. Tarcila brings 20 years of experience working within the industry across the UK, Netherlands, Brazil and the United States. Within her new role at Time Out Group, Tarcila aligns the technology and business objectives by shaping the engineering culture of the Company by focusing on simplicity, scalability, problem solving and successful delivery. Tarcila leads all aspects of Time Out’s technology platforms, including the front-end, back-end and operations of the website, ecommerce platform and more. Tarcila is based in London and reports to Julio Bruno, CEO of Time Out Group.  Tarcila previously worked at Time Out in 2016, as the Group’s Technology Director of Delivery and Operations. In 2018, she relocated to Amsterdam and joined The Leisure Group as Director of Engineering.  Tarcila has  held various senior positions including the Vice President of Technology & Operations at Wunderman SP. She also consulted for a number of renowned brands such as Just Eat, OYO, Telefonica, Diageo, Microsoft and Sky Media.  Tarcila Steter, Director of Engineering and Technology of Time Out Group, said: “I am thrilled to return to Time Out! I can’t wait to hit the ground running and build upon the opportunities this role presents. I am looking forward to leading our incredible team of engineers and the larger tech

Time Out, the global media and hospitality brand that helps people explore and experience the soul of the city, debuts its first global Travel Survey. The findings reveal that travellers are in search of a fusion of city and nature for their future trips. This emerging trend follows the results revealed from the global poll of more than 21,000 people, which indicates that more than a third are planning a city getaway this year. Despite the pandemic emptying city centres in 2020, the survey reveals that just as many travellers are craving the unique culture and diversity of city holidays (41%) in 2021 as are planning nature and countryside escapes (42%). More people will be looking to travel with partners (16%) and family (14%) than friends (10%), with the majority (67%) saying they will travel by plane. A fifth of respondents (19%) want to travel to both city and nature destinations this year. This has led Time Out editors worldwide to agree that when travel eventually resumes, there will be a greater pull toward two-part city and nature travel experiences. This ‘fusion trip’ trend will involve travellers exploring city neighbourhoods and their food and drink scenes, while discovering less-crowded culture spots and attractions. Following a few days of city exploration, travellers will venture out to find nearby nature trails, wide-open spaces and other outdoor activities. Time Out International Editor, James Manning says: “It’s been a hard year for city life and for travel, s