The Courtauld Institute of Art

Free entry on Mondays to the permanent collection and temporary exhibitions such as the forthcoming display of Turner's Watercolours (October 30 - January 25). The Courtauld Institute of Art, Somerset House, Strand, London WC2R 0RN; 020-7872 0220; www.courtauld.ac.uk

Cineworld passes

Pay £11.99 a month for unlimited films (or £14.99 including West End), and can be also used in conjunction with the Orange Wednesday two-for-one offer. www.cineworld.co.uk

Comedy Carnival

Visit the London comedy club's website for two-for-ones and other deals. Wessex House, St John's Hill, Clapham Junction, London SW11 1TN; 020-7736 1446; www.comedycarnival.co.uk

Discount theatre and concert tickets

Find out about prices direct from the theatre or concert hall first, as agencies often add booking fees. Visiting the venue in person to book can also save on fees. Try discount websites - www.lastminute.com does £10 tickets for comedy, theatre and concerts; www.theatremonkey.com also runs daily offers.

Family cinema tickets

Look out for cheap family screenings at weekends. Odeon offers cheap kids' tickets with a free ticket for an accompanying adult, while Cineworld offers £1 per ticket for adults and kids. 0871 2244007; www.odeon.co.uk

King Tut's Wah Wah Hut

Tickets for the intimate Glasgow venue start at £5, going up to £15 to see the likes of Idlewild. St Vincent's Street, Glasgow G2 5RL; 0141-221 5279; www.kingtuts.co.uk