2023 Farmers Markets: Seattle & Eastside Locations, Times & More
Summer is finally here, and so are these farmers markets! Spend an evening or weekend finding your new favorites among the tents. Think it’s all about kale? Think again. Most offer live entertainment along with a mouth-watering variety of local brews, cheese, bread, meat/seafood, honey, hand roasted coffee, and other hidden gems (in addition to the freshly picked fruits & veggies).
Seattle Metro
- Ballard
- Capitol Hill (Broadway)
- Columbia City
- Lake City
- Lake Forest Park
- Madrona
- Magnolia
- Phinney
- Pike Place
- Queen Anne
- Shoreline
- U-District
- Wallingford
- West Seattle
Greater Eastside
- Bellevue – Crossroads
- Bellevue – Downtown
- Carnation
- Duvall
- Issaquah
- Kirkland – Downtown
- Kirkland – Juanita
- Mercer Island (Sponsored by Windermere MI!)
- North Bend
- Redmond
- Renton
- Sammamish
- Woodinville
Seattle Metro
Ballard
Seattle’s first year-round Farmers Market, selling produce exclusively from Washington state farmers along the historic cobblestone stretch of Ballard Ave.
Sundays, 9am – 2pm | Year-Round
5345 Ballard Ave NW | Seattle
sfmamarkets.com/visit-ballard-farmers-market/
Capitol Hill (Broadway)
Come for Sunday brunch from food vendors who source ingredients from local, WA state farms (many of whom you’ll also meet selling their wares at the market). Live music and street performers often make an appearance, too.
Sundays, 11am – 3pm | Year-Round
Tuesdays, 3pm – 7pm (July 11 – September 26, 2023)
E Barbara Bailey Way | Seattle
seattlefarmersmarkets.org/chfm
Columbia City
With everything from freshly harvested Asian greens to Ethiopian eats, come check out the immense variety King County’s most diverse zip code has to offer. Bring your bounty to adjacent Columbia Park for a picnic.
Wednesdays, 3pm – 7pm | May 3 – Oct 11, 2023
37th Ave S | Seattle
seattlefarmersmarkets.org/ccfm
Lake City
This celebrated North End seasonal market offers unique finds grown and prepared by local farms and food artisans. Enjoy kids’ activities, too!
Thursdays, 3pm – 7pm | June 8 – Oct 5, 2023
NE 125th St & 28th Ave NE | Seattle
seattlefarmersmarkets.org/lcfm
Lake Forest Park
With an emphasis on fresh, locally grown food, this market is an epicurean’s delight. Browse hard cider, baked goods, preserves, meat, pasta, sauces, and prepared foods along with the locally harvested fruits and veggies. There is also one “Crafts Market” each summer featuring local artisans.
Sundays, 10am – 2pm | May 14 – Oct 15, 2023
17171 Bothell Way NE | Lake Forest Park
www.thirdplacecommons.org/farmers-market
Madrona
Located in one of Seattle’s most diverse neighborhoods, you’ll find artisan foods as well as seasonal produce from Washington state farmers, fishers, and ranchers.
Fridays, 3pm – 7pm | May 12 – Oct 27, 2023
MLK Way & E Union St | Seattle
sfmamarkets.com/madrona-farmers-market
Magnolia
This popular Saturday market is nestled in the tree-lined Magnolia Village. In addition to seasonal fruits and veggies, you’ll find sweet & savory pies, fresh bread, flowers, and more!
Saturdays, 10am – 2pm | June 3 – Oct 14, 2023 + Harvest Market on Nov 18, 2023
W McGraw St & 33rd Ave W | Seattle
seattlefarmersmarkets.org/mfm
Phinney
A popular gathering spot for both the Phinney Ridge and Greenwood communities, this market is right next door to a playground and offers live music in addition to the great mix of fresh produce and prepared food.
Fridays, 3pm – 7pm | June 2 – Sept 29, 2023
6761 Phinney Ave N | Seattle
seattlefarmersmarkets.org/pfm
Pike Place
No introduction needed…make it a day with great restaurants, eateries and retail shops, too.
Daily, 9am – 6pm | Year-Round (Closed Thanksgiving & Christmas)
Pike Place between Pine & Virginia St | Seattle
(206) 682-7453
pikeplacemarket.org
Queen Anne
Seattle’s only independent farmers market, offering food, chef demos, live music, and children’s activities.
Thursdays, 3pm – 7:30pm | June 1 – Oct 12, 2023 + Harvest Markets on 10/28, 11/18 & 12/16
Queen Anne Ave N & W Crockett St | Seattle
qafm.org
Shoreline
Starting this year in their NEW location at the Shoreline Park & Ride, this market offers kids’ programs and live music in addition to its fresh Washington produce, organic meats, bread, honey, and prepared foods. Check out the schedule for info about vendors and entertainment.
Saturdays, 10am – 2pm | June 3 – Oct 7, 2023 + Harvest Markets on 10/28 & 12/16
18821 Aurora Ave N | Shoreline
shorelinefarmersmarket.org
University District
Seattle’s only independent farmers market, offering food, chef demos, live music, and children’s activities.
Saturdays, 9am – 2pm | Year-Round
University Way NE (the “Ave”) between 50th & 52nd | Seattle
seattlefarmersmarkets.org/udfm
Wallingford
Located in Meridian Park, you can shop with the whole fam and then enjoy a picnic or playtime at the award-winning playground.
Wednesdays, 3pm – 7pm | May 24 – Sept 27, 2023
4800 Meridian Ave N | Seattle
sfmamarkets.com/visit-wallingford-farmers-market/
West Seattle
A South Seattle weekend destination, this market is set in the vibrant West Seattle Junction and features up to 70 vendors during the summertime peak. Great community atmosphere celebrating Washington grown food and ingredients.
Sundays, 10am – 2pm | Year-Round
California Ave SW & SW Alaska | Seattle
seattlefarmersmarkets.org/wsfm
Greater Eastside
Bellevue – Crossroads
East Bellevue’s market features fruits, veggies & dairy products from Washington state farms along with handmade soaps, candles, greeting cards, herbal wellness products, and more. Don’t missed the locally roasted coffee and handmade ice cream sandwiches, too!
Tuesdays, 12pm – 6pm | June 6 – Sept 26, 2023
15600 NE 8th St | Bellevue
https://crossroadsbellevue.com/music-events/crossroads-farmers-market/
Bellevue – Downtown
Set in the heart of Downtown Bellevue, this market offers goods exclusively produced within Washington state—from seasonal fruits & veggies to flowers, fresh meats, artisan goods, and prepared cuisine. The Kids’ POP club empowers kids to know where their food comes from and make healthy eating choices.
Thursdays, 3pm – 7pm | May 18 – Oct 19, 2023
1717 Bellevue Way NE | Bellevue
Spring District: First Wednesday of the month, May – October
12167 NE 14th Terrace | Bellevue
bellevuefarmersmarket.org
Carnation
Set in the heart of the Sno-Valley farming district, you’ll find plenty of freshly picked produce along with live music and educational activities for the kids.
Tuesdays, 3pm – 7pm | June, July & August 2023 (closed July 4th)
Tolt-MacDonald Park, 31020 NE 40th St | Carnation
Map
carnationfarmersmarket.org
Duvall
Nestled alongside the scenic Snoqualmie River, this friendly market features local eggs, jams, fresh roasted coffee, arts, crafts, and baked goods in addition to the seasonal veggies, fruits, and plant starts. Live music, picnic shelters and a playground make this a fun family destination.
Thursday, 3pm – 7pm | May 4 – October 12, 2023
Taylor Landing at 16201 Main St NE | Duvall
duvallfarmersmarket.org
Issaquah
Located at the historic Pickering Barn, this picturesque venue offers a variety of fresh farm and food-based products, concessions, and local artisans.
Saturdays, 9am – 2pm | May 6 – Sept 30, 2023
Pickering Barn, 1730 10th Ave NW | Issaquah
www.issaquahwa.gov/778/Farmers-Market
Kirkland – Downtown
This stunning setting on the Lake Washington shoreline turns shopping into a day at the beach. Peruse local produce and goods, then go for a swim or stroll along Moss Bay. Perfect for a picnic, too!
Wednesdays, 3pm – 7pm | June 7 – September 27, 2023
Marina Park, 25 Lakeshore Plaza | Kirkland
kirklandmarket.org
Kirkland – Juanita
Set in beautiful Juanita Beach Park on Lake Washington, you’ll find as many as 30 vendors offering farm fresh local produce, herbs, honey, nuts, flowers, plants, baked good, handcrafted items, and prepared cuisine. Make it a date with live music and a picnic at the beach. There’s a great playground for the kids, too.
Fridays, 3pm – 7pm | June – Sept, 2023
Juanita Beach Park, 9703 NE Juanita Dr | Kirkland
www.kirklandwa.gov
Mercer Island
Come on down for quality local Washington state produce, cheese, fish, meat, bread, and more. Check out the live music schedule, too!
Sundays, 10am – 2pm | June 4 – Oct 8, 2023
7700 SE 32nd St | Mercer Island
www.mifarmersmarket.org
North Bend
This relaxed market enjoys live music and a spectacular Mount Si view. Vendors offer fresh produce, berries, honey, flowers, baked goods, hand-crafted items, and delicious prepared foods. Two playgrounds plus play fields and a covered picnic shelter make this a fun hangout spot. Leashed pets are welcome, too!
Thursdays, 4pm – 8pm | June 8 – Sept 7, 2023
Si View Park, 400 SE Orchard Dr | North Bend
www.siviewpark.org/farmers-market.phtml
Redmond
Going strong since 1976, the Redmond Saturday Market offers a huge selection of vendors and dazzling array of produce, flowers, cheeses, preserves, salmon, tea, and handmade goods such as pottery and soaps. You’ll love the ready-to-eat foods, too.
Saturdays, 9am – 2pm | May 13 – Oct 28, 2023
9900 Willows Rd | Redmond
www.redmondsaturdaymarket.org
Renton
Find exclusively Washington-produced fruits, veggies, handmade goods, arts, crafts and more right in the heart of downtown Renton at Piazza Park. Food trucks, live music, and kids’ activities such as the “Healthy Kids Corner” make this a fun spot to liven up your Tuesday.
Tuesdays, 3pm – 7pm | June – Sept, 2023
Piazza Park, 233 Burnett Ave. S | Renton
www.rentonfarmersmarket.com
Sammamish
Each Wednesday, the Sammamish Commons plays host to a variety of local farmers, nurseries, bakeries, artisans, food vendors, and more. Live music and kids’ activities, too!
Wednesdays, 4pm – 8pm | May – Sept, 2023
Sammamish Commons, 801 228 Ave SE | Sammamish
www.sammamishfarmersmarket.org
Woodinville
Come check out downtown Woodinville’s newly renovated Schoolhouse District and find produce grown in the state of Washington (and picked fresh for that morning!). You’ll also have an array of boutique baked goods, sauces, cider, artisans, and more to peruse. Check out the calendar for live entertainment, music, demos, and other activities.
Saturdays, 10am – 3pm | May – Sept, 2023
13205 NE 175th St | Woodinville
woodinvillefarmersmarket.com
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Favorite Summer Festivals
The sun is here and the whole PNW is celebrating! Whether it’s a fair close to home or an excuse to pack up the fam for a destination festival, I hope you get out and make the most of these fun events…
JUNE
JULY
- Seafair Summer 4th (7/4)
- Redmond Derby Days (7/14-7/15)
- Ballard Seafood Fest (7/14-7/16)
- Kirkland Uncorked (7/14-7/16)
- West Seattle Summer Fest (7/14-7/16)
- Mercer Island Summer Celebration (7/15)
- Renton River Days (7/21-7/23)
- Bite of Seattle (7/21-7/23)
- Sequim Lavender Weekend (7/21-7/23)
- Timber! Outdoor Music Festival (7/27-7/29)
- Bellevue Arts & Crafts Fair (7/28-7/30)
AUGUST
- Seafair Weekend (8/4-8/6)
- Watershed at the Gorge (8/4-8/6)
- Festival at Mount Si (8/12-8/13)
- Chief Seattle Days (8/18-8/20)
- CHOMP Redmond Food Festival (8/19)
- Evergreen State Fair (8/24-9/4)
- Port Townsend THING Music/Art Festival (8/25-8/27)
SEPTEMBER
- Washington State (Puyallup) Fair (9/1-9/24)
- Bumbershoot (9/2-9/3)
- Mercer Island Art UnCorked (9/8)
- Fremont Oktoberfest (9/22-9/24)
JUNE
Fremont Fair
One of Seattle’s biggest events, this bohemian-inspired festival features 300+ craft vendors, food, beer garden, dog parade, music, and the Solstice Parade (including the unofficial but famous naked bide ride).
Saturday, June 17 & Sunday, June 18, 2023
West of Fremont Ave N, on N 35th St. and N 34th St.
Seattle PrideFest
Held in two locations (Capitol Hill & Seattle Center) this year with beer gardens, food, performances, and dancing in the Seattle Center fountain.
Saturday, June 24th – Capitol Hill
310 Broadway E | Seattle
Sunday, June 25th – Seattle Center
305 Harrison St | Seattle
JULY
SeaFair Summer Fourth
Seattle’s biggest fireworks show plus live music, family activities & beer gardens. Watch the show from free open seating or reserve a front row seat.
Tuesday, July 4th, 2023
Gates Open at 3pm, Fireworks at 10:15pm
Redmond Derby Days
Redmond’s bike-themed summer event including bicycle races, kids bike parade, carnival rides, drone light show, craft fair, arts festival, food, cornhole tourney, and live music.
Friday, July 14th & Saturday, July 15th, 2023
Ballard Seafood Fest
Live music, salmon BBQ, kids entertainment, vendors, and excellent craft beer. Don’t miss the Festi-Bowl skateboard events at Ballard Commons Park on Saturday, the 15th.
Friday, July 14th – Sunday, July 16th, 2023
2208 NW Market St | Seattle (on Market St from Leary to 24th Ave NW, and on Ballard Ave from Market St to 22nd Ave NW)
Kirkland Uncorked
Sip local wine, beer or cocktails and listen to live music in beautiful Marina Park on the water. There’s also a street fair with crafts, art, food, dog modeling contest (!), and more. Buy tickets here (proceeds benefit the Homeward Pet Adoption Center).
Friday, July 14th – Sunday, July 16th, 2023
West Seattle Summer Fest
Live bands, arts & crafts booths, outdoor cafes, beer garden, and fun Kids Zone with inflatables.
Friday, July 14th – Sunday, July 16th, 2023
The Junction, 4210 SW Oregon St | Seattle
Mercer Island Summer Celebration
Parade and lively street fair at Mercerdale Park followed by a waterfront fireworks show at Luther Burbank Park.
Saturday, July 15th, 2023
Fireworks at 10pm
Mercerdale Park Fair: 3009 77th Ave SE | Mercer Island
Luther Burbank Park (Fireworks): 2040 84th Ave SE | Mercer Island
mercerisland.gov/summercelebration
Renton River Days
Summer bazaar, parade, rubber duck derby, live music, food trucks, beer/wine gardens, activity zone, drone show, volleyball & basketball tourneys, and 5k/10k Fun Walks on the Cedar River Trail.
Friday, July 21st – Sunday, July 23rd, 2023
Bite of Seattle
200 vendors, 50+ music performances (including Sir Mix-a-Lot!), 3 beer gardens, wine garden, & more.
Friday, July 21st – Sunday, July 23rd, 2023
Seattle Center, 305 Harrison St | Seattle
Sequim Lavender Weekend
Celebrate all things lavender with tours of local farms, live music, and 150 street fair booths highlighting NW crafts & food.
Friday, July 21st – Sunday, July 23rd, 2023
Carrie Blake Park, 500 N Blake Ave | Sequim
Timber! Outdoor Music Festival
In addition to a wide range of local musicians, discover adventures like bat/bird finding expeditions, hiking, biking, tree climbing, nature painting/photography, yoga, 5K run, coffee walk, obstacle course, stargazing, fika (a Swedish morning tradition), shibori shirt dyeing, and lots of kids activities. Enjoy great food & local brews, too.
Thursday, July 27 – Saturday, July 29, 2023
Tolt-MacDonald Park, 31020 NE 40th St | Carnation
Bellevue Arts Fair
Shop from over 300 artists showcasing their handmade arts & crafts. Kids Fair, food trucks, stage performances, and free Bellevue Art Museum exhibitions, too!
Friday, July 28th – Sunday, July 30th, 2023
Bellevue Square, 510 Bellevue Way NE | Bellevue
AUGUST
Seafair Weekend
Seattle’s iconic festival featuring a spectacular airshow, hydroplane races, classic car show, live music, local food/beverages, and log boom party for boaters.
Friday, August 4th – Sunday, August 6th, 2023
Genesee Park, 4316 S Genesee St | Seattle
Watershed
If you’re a country music fan, then this destination festival at the Gorge is for you. Three days of live bands plus carnival rides, food, drinks, and camping.
Friday, August 4th – Sunday, August 6th, 2023
The Gorge Ampitheatre, 754 Silica Rd NW | Quincy
Festival at Mount Si
This street fair in scenic North Bend offers music, a parade, 5K fun run, cherry pie eating contest, and even a live chili cookoff (not to mention food and craft vendors!). Make it a day and visit the outlet mall or go hiking while you’re at it.
Saturday, August 12th & Sunday, August 13th, 2023
Si View Park, 400 SE Orchard Dr | North Bend
Chief Seattle Days
A celebration of the Suquamish people honoring Chief Seattle since 1911, this festival is now open to the public and includes canoe races, a salmon bake, 5k fun run, market, games, traditional songs & dances, and a gravesite honoring for Chief Seattle.
Friday, August 18th – Sunday, August 20th, 2023
Gravesite Honoring of Chief Seattle: 7076 NE South St | Suquamish
CHOMP Local Food Festival
A King County celebration of all that is local, sustainable, fresh…and delicious. Spend the day at beautiful Willowmoor Farm in Marymoor Park and support area farms. Live music, local food vendors, all-ages activities, and zucchini races, too!
Saturday, August 19th, 2023 from 10am to 6pm
Marymoor Park, 6046 West Lake Sammamish Pkwy NE | Redmond
Evergreen State Fair
Held each year during the 11 days leading up to Labor Day (for the past 114 years!), this fair offers a little of everything—a fun carnival with rides/games, food, shopping, contests, live events, and more.
August 24th – September 4th, 2023
(Closed Wednesday, August 30th)
THING: Music, Arts & Other Things
The ultimate destination festival, this 3-day event takes place amongst scenic sound views at Port Townsend’s historic Fort Worden (it’s even got a lighthouse!). In addition to an epic music lineup, you’ll also find art installations, workshops, and activities for all ages.
Friday, August 25th – Sunday, August 27th, 2023
200 Battery Way | Port Townsend
SEPTEMBER
Washington State (Puyallup) Fair
A September tradition, peeps all around the Sound flock to “Do the Puyallup.” You’ll find your favorite carnival rides, a concert series, rodeo, petting farm, and a plethora of exhibits & vendors.
September 1st – 24th, 2023
Bumbershoot
Seattle’s biggest music festival and a 50-year tradition. This year you’ll find a great music lineup along with everything art, dance, performances, roller skating, and…a cat circus.
Saturday, September 2nd – Sunday, September 3rd, 2023
Seattle Center, 305 Harrison St | Seattle
Mercer Island Art UnCorked
Discover Washington wine, beer & cider while you browse local artists at this outdoor event in Mercer Island’s Greta Hackett Outdoor Sculpture Gallery. Tasting garden, artist booths, live music, food trucks, and more.
Friday, September 8th, 2023 | 5-8 pm
78th Ave SE & Sunset Hwy | Mercer Island
Fremont Oktoberfest
Celebrate 100+ beers and ciders along with games, Texas Chainsaw Pumpkin Carving, and Dogtoberfest. Strictly 21+…unless you’re a dog.
Friday, September 22nd – Sunday, September 24th, 2023
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Q1 2020 Reports: Market Update
As we are fully entrenched in a new normal amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, it is important to note that the Q1 stats you see are based on pre-coronavirus closed sales activity and therefore largely untouched by our current market reality.
While Q1 serves as a pre-coronavirus benchmark, Q2 and Q3 will more accurately show the impacts of the (necessary) stay home order and resulting economic fallout. Our region stands to rebound more quickly than many US markets due to its pre-coronavirus strength.
Q1 saw a continued inventory shortage, although many homes were just queuing up to come on the market prior to the outbreak. Mortgage interest rates hit new lows in March (down about 1% from a year ago) bringing the typical monthly payment down significantly. For reference, a 1% change in interest rate equates to about a 10% change in buying power (i.e. an $800,000 home at 3.4% costs about the same per month as a $720,000 home at 4.4% interest).
Click or scroll down to find your area report:
Seattle | Eastside | Mercer Island | Condos | Waterfront
SEATTLE
There were 11.2% more Seattle home sales in Q1 2020 (1,632) compared to Q1 2019 (1,468). Seattle’s median sale price increased by an average of 3.4% in 2019 to $750,000. Lake Forest Park (+8.0%) and Queen Anne-Magnolia (+7.0%) were the area’s top performers. The Central Seattle was down 6.9% over Q1 2019, much of which can be attributed to fewer luxury market sales and a higher percentage of smaller homes transacting during that period.
In Q1, 68.0% of Seattle homes (all price points) sold at or above their listed price, while only 13.7% of homes priced above $1 million did so. The average number of days to sell decreased to 41 from 50 in Q1 of the year prior.
The highest Seattle home sale was a 1930-built Lake Forest Park waterfront home for $5,000,000 and the lowest was a 1955-built 2-bedroom Skyway home for $215,000.
Click here to view the complete report for a neighborhood by neighborhood breakdown of Average Sale Price, size, and number of homes sold.
EASTSIDE
In Q1, 64.6% of Eastside homes, and 28.6% of homes priced above one million dollars, sold for at or above their listed price.
The Eastside median sale price was $989,500 in Q1, up 6.8% over Q1 2019. South Eastside (+18.1%) and Kirkland (+14.1%) performed best, while Woodinville saw a 2.5% decrease in its median sale price. The highest sale was an $11.5 million Medina waterfront home and the lowest sale was a 1960’s Lake Margaret area cottage.
Click here for the full report and neighborhood-by-neighborhood statistics!
MERCER ISLAND
Mercer Island has seen a record shortage of homes on the market in Q1 with the lack of homes for sale dominating conversations between buyers and their brokers. There were 56 home sales in the first quarter, with only 6 homes sold below $1 million and 19 with sale prices above $2 million.
In Q1, 48.2% of all homes, and 12.5% of homes priced above two million dollars, sold for at or above their listed price. The highest Mercer Island sale was a $4.8 million waterfront home on the north-eastern tip of the Island. The lowest was a $815,000 renovation/rebuild ready rambler on West Mercer Way.
Click here to view the complete report for a neighborhood by neighborhood breakdown of Average Sale Price, size, and number of homes sold.
CONDOS – SEATTLE & EASTSIDE
Seattle’s condo median sale price was the same in Q1 2020 as in Q 1 2019 ($460,000) with 605 units transacting. The North Seattle (+28.3%) and Richmond Beach-Shoreline (+18.4%) outperformed the region while West Seattle condos were down 5.0% over Q1 of the prior year. In Q1, 53.7% of Seattle condos (all prices), and 3.1% of condos priced above one million dollars, sold for at or above their listed price.
On the Eastside, the median sale price was up 6.5% to $490,000. Woodinville (+21.4%) and Redmond (+17.2%) condos outpaced those in surrounding cities while East Bellevue condos sold for 23.2% less than in Q1 2019. There were 528 units sold on the Eastside this quarter.
In Q1, 67.4% of all Eastside condos, and 4.2% of those priced above one million dollars, sold for at or above their listed price.
Check out all of these factoids and more in the full condo report.
WATERFRONT
The pace of waterfront transactions has been slowing over the past few quarters, driven in large part by fewer international buyers in the market. Even so, Q1 was markedly off for waterfront sales. The Eastside had 3 private waterfront home sales. Seattle had 8, Mercer Island had 2, and Lake Sammamish had no sales in the first three months on 2020.
The highest private waterfront sale in Q1 was on Lake Washington in Medina at $11.5 million. The most affordable waterfront sale was a $1.5 million Beach Drive West Seattle home with 22 feet of waterfront on Puget Sound. Note this report includes privately-owned, rather than shared, waterfront transactions only.
This top-level overview of the entire Seattle-Eastside private waterfront market, including Mercer Island and Lake Sammamish, provides a glance into the trends occurring in our region over time. Interesting, and certainly insightful, it in no way replaces an in-depth analysis on waterfront value provided by a savvy broker with years of local waterfront experience.
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