56 local events you won’t want to miss this April 2026 in Birmingham

Spring is in full swing, Birmingham! Expect your April to be packed with exciting events, festivals, performances, charity initiatives, promotions and experiences for the foodies in your life.

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Arts events

1. “Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back” with Alabama Symphony Orchestra

• What: “Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back” is one of those movies that sticks with you forever, and this April, Alabama Symphony Orchestra (Alabama’s only full-time professional orchestra) brings this epic film to life with a full live orchestra.
• When: Fri, April 10 + Sat, April 11 | 7PM
• Where: BJCC Concert Hall
• Cost: $44.50–$101.50 | DEAL: Buy 3 tickets, get one free!
  • Beware of scamming ticket sales platforms! Tickets should only be purchased by clicking on the ASO website links or directly from the BJCC. Tickets purchased through any other platform cannot be replaced or found if a customer loses a ticket. 
• Details

2. “Dear Evan Hansen” at Red Mountain Theatre

• What: Red Mountain Theatre and UAB Department of Theatre are bringing this Tony Award-winning musical to Birmingham. The story follows Evan Hansen, a teen who has always felt invisible. When a tragic event shocks the community, Evan’s choices leave him at the center of it all. Note: Recommended for ages 13+ (Contains adult language and themes of suicide, drug abuse, depression, self-harm, bullying)
• When: Fri, April 3–Sun, April 19
  • Wednesday-Saturday: 7:30PM
  • Saturday + Sunday matinees: 2PM
• Where: Red Mountain Theatre
• Cost: $40+ | Bham Now readers can use promo code NOWSAVE7 for $7 off your tickets
• Details

3. Fantasia & Anthony Hamilton

• What: Fantasia and Anthony Hamilton bring their powerhouse vocals and soulful stage presence to Legacy Arena for an evening of R&B classics, ballads and dynamic performances.
• When: Sat, April 18 | 8PM
• Where: Legacy Arena at the BJCC
• Cost: $89.60+
• Details

4. The Little Mermaid Ballet by Magic City Performing Arts

• What: See the coming-of-age story, The Little Mermaid, come to life in this original ballet by Magic City Performing Arts. Inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s timeless tale, you’ll see beautiful choreography, enchanting costumes and a story of love and adventure.
• When:
  • Fri, April 10 | 7PM
  • Sat, April 11 | 1PM + 5:30PM
  • Sun, April 12 | 1PM
• Where: Lyric Theatre
• Cost: $25+
• Details

5. Schoolhouse Rock, Live!

• What: Birmingham Children’s Theatre presents Schoolhouse Rock, Live!, a high‑energy stage musical adaptation of the beloved educational series that brings classic songs like “Conjunction Junction” and “I’m Just a Bill” to life with fun storytelling and catchy tunes for kids and adults.
• When:
  • Sat, April 11 | 11AM
  • Fri, April 17 | 7PM
  • Sat, April 18 | 11AM
  • Sat, May 2 | 11AM
• Where: Birmingham Children’s Theatre
• Cost: Adult $28 | Senior $24 | Children $14
• Details

6. “Our Town”

• What: Virginia Samford Theatre presents “Our Town,” Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize–winning classic that explores everyday life and love in a small American town through rich character storytelling—an enduring piece that resonates with all ages.
• When: 
  • Wed, April 15–Fri, April 17 | 7:30PM
  • Sat, April 18–Sun, Apr 19 | 2:30PM
• Where: Virginia Samford Theatre
• Cost: Adult $50 | Child/Student $25
• Details 

7. Pagliacci/Cavalleria Rusticana

• What: Opera Birmingham presents Pagliacci/Cavalleria Rusticana at ASFA’s Dorothy Jemison Day Theater, a powerful double‑bill of verismo opera classics that weaves together two intense tales of love, jealousy, betrayal and revenge.
• When:
  • Fri, April 17 | 7:30PM
  • Sun, April 19 | 2:30PM
• Where: Dorothy Jemison Day Theater
• Cost: $36 | Students $20
• Details

8. REUNITE Opening Exhibition

• What: East Village Arts of Birmingham is hosting the REUNITE Opening Exhibition, kicking off a vibrant new art showcase that brings together diverse works by local and visiting artists in a creative celebration.
• When: Fri, April 3 | 7–9PM
• Where: East Village Arts
• Cost: Free admission
• Details

9. BFA Exhibition 2026

• What: The BFA Exhibition 2026 at the Abroms‑Engel Institute for the Visual Arts showcases the culminating work of graduating University of Alabama at Birmingham Bachelor of Fine Arts students—a compelling array of pieces across media that marks their transition into the professional art world and offers a first look at the next generation of contemporary artists in Birmingham.
• When: Tues, April 7–May 7 | 12–5PM
• Where: Abroms-Engel Institute for the Visual Arts
• Cost: Free admission
• Details

Food, Drink + Cultural events

10. Great Birmingham Bake Off

• What: For a feel-good event in Birmingham, this one checks all the boxes: sweet treats, local brews and a meaningful mission behind it all. Bringing local bakers together, this friendly competition features free beer, live music, food trucks and lots of yummy samples! The best part: You get to don your judging hat and vote for your favorite competing baker.
• When: Sat, April 4 | 2-4PM
• Where: Cahaba Brewing Company
• Cost:
  • Regular ticket: $20—sample each competing baked good, vote for people’s choice award + get a free drink from Cahaba Brewing Co.
  • T-shirt ticket: $45—all of the perks above, plus a Bake Off T-shirt
  • Kids under 10: Free admission
• Detail

11. Holi: A Festival of Color

• What: Mark your calendar for one of the most colorful events of the year—the Holi Festival! Inspired by the traditional Indian celebration of spring and the triumph of good over evil, this magical event comes to life at the Birmingham Museum of Art in partnership with City Walk BHAM. Enjoy live music, dance performances, interactive art activities and the joyful tossing of colored powders.
• When: Sat, April 11 | 12–5PM
• Where: Birmingham Museum of Art + City Walk BHAM
• Cost: Free admission | Auditorium performances $5 per ticket
• Details

12. Birmingham Festa Italiana

• What: Ever wanted to stomp grapes or eat gelato for hours? This is your chance! Festa Italiana returns to Sloss Furnaces for its third year with musical performances, delicious cuisine, cooking demos, dancing, a bocce ball tournament, a Cultural Village and more.
• When: Sat, April 11 | 12–9PM
• Where: Sloss Furnaces
• Cost:
  • General Admission: $11.66
  • Kids (10 and under): free admission
  • Raffle ticket: $53.11
• Details

13. St. Elias Lebanese Food + Cultural Festival

• What: It’s the 28th year of the St. Elias Lebanese Food and Cultural Festival and you’ll want to attend! For two fun-filled days, you can experience authentic Lebanese dishes, including kibbeh, meat pies + various pastries, live music + traditional Dabke dancing, guided church tours and a silent auction.
• When: Fri, April 17–Sat, April 18 
• Where: St. Elias Maronite Catholic Church
• Cost: Free admission
• Details

14. Magic City Tequila Festival 

• What: The Magic City Tequila Festival is back for its second year. Held on the Kress Building’s rooftop, the evening will be filled with premium tequila tastings, delicious food, a live DJ, rooftop games and nonstop entertainment.
• When: Sat, April 18 | 5–9PM
• Where: Kress Building Rooftop
• Cost: $135.23
• Details

15. Magic City Art Connection

• What: Magic City Art Connection—one of Birmingham’s most iconic events—is set to take over Sloss Furnaces April 24-26. Running for three days, you can admire and buy art and creations from hundreds of artists, see special exhibits, screenings + performances, enjoy great local food and more. The best part: all ages will love it!
• When: 
  • Fri, Apr 24 | 12–6PM
  • Sat, Apr 25 | 10AM–6PM
  • Sun, Apr 26 | 10AM–5PM
• Where: Sloss Furnaces (under the main casting shed)
• Cost: 
  • Advance: $12 (includes admission on any single day or all 3 days)
  • Kids (18 and under): free admission
• Details

16. Corks & Chefs

• What: If you love Magic City Art Connection, you’ll want to grab tickets to its premier culinary arts event—Corks & Chefs: A Taste of Birmingham. Celebrating its 29th year, it’s one of the city’s longest-running outdoor tasting events and features local culinary dishes paired with wine, craft beer, cocktails and spirits.
• When: Sat, April 25–Sun, April 26 | 12–3PM
• Where: Sloss Furnaces
• Cost: TBD
• Details

17. 15th Annual Bob Sykes BBQ & Blues Festival 

• What: Award-winning national and local blues musicians and barbecue? Count us in! On Saturday, April 25, head to the Bob Sykes BBQ & Blues Festival for great food, live music, family-friendly activities, art vendors and more. Tip: Bring a chair or blanket and set up your spot for the day.
• When: Sat, April 25
  • Gates open: 11AM
  • Live music begins: 12PM
• Where: DeBardeleben Park, Bessemer
• Cost:
  • General Admission: $10 online or in person at Bob Syke’s Bar B Q Restaurant
  • At gate: $15
• Details

18. Jewish Food + Culture Festival

• What: Spend a spring day celebrating Jewish food and culture during this spirited festival. Throughout the day, there will be live music, dancing, a market and family-friendly activities. Plus, a wide selection of traditional menu items to try—from matzah ball soup to falafel and babka.
• When: Sun, April 26 | 11AM-3PM
• Where: Levite Jewish Community Center
• Cost: Free admission
• Details

Education events

19. Watercolor Basics: Pet Portraits

• What: If you have a cute pet at home, you’ll love this class. You’ll learn the basics of watercolor and techniques while creating a custom portrait of your four-legged companion. Tip: Bring a photo for reference.
• When: Thurs, April 2 | 6PM–8:30PM
• Where: MAKEbhm
• Cost: $65 | Supplies are provided, but you can bring your own brushes + paints if preferred.
• Details

20. Adult Hip Hop Classes

• What: The Dance Foundation offers Adult Hip Hop classes (18+) designed for dancers of all experience levels in a fun, welcoming environment that focuses on rhythm, movement fundamentals and expressive choreography.
• When: Mon, April 6–Fri, May 15 | 9–10:15AM
• Where: The Dance Foundation
• Cost: $180
• Details

21. Embracing Natives: The Benefits of Native Landscaping in an Urban Environment

• What: Learn how native landscaping can attract pollinators, boost biodiversity, save water + bring a vibrant, natural touch to city life.
• When: Tues, April 14 | 10AM–11:30AM
• Where: Birmingham Botanical Gardens
• Cost: Members $25 | Nonmembers $30
• Details

22. Wearable Art: Painting on Fabric Workshop with Mary Kaiser

• What: Join local multimedia textile artist Mary Kaiser in this hands-on workshop to learn a variety of techniques, including tie-dying and stamping, enhancing and embellishing finished scarves using stitching and more.
• When: Sat, April 25 | 10AM–4PM
• Where: Forstall Art Center
• Cost: $125 | Includes partial supplies
• Details

23. Get Healthy on the Railroad

• What: Get Healthy on the Railroad classes kick off with Chef Jonathan Harrison leading a fun, interactive healthy cooking session with fresh recipes and techniques for nutritious meals.
• When: Sun, April 26 | 3:30PM
• Where: Railroad Park
• Cost: Free
• Details

Entertainment events

24. Sloss Drone Derby

• What: The Sloss Drone Derby is a thrilling first-person-view drone racing and freestyle event, where pilots zip through courses and you can try simulators or watch live flying action.
• When: Fri, April 3–Mon, April 6
• Where: Sloss Furnaces
• Cost: $10-$50
• Details

25. April in Bloom: Spring Sip Series Cocktail Tasting

• What: At April in Bloom, you can enjoy floral‑inspired cocktails—perfect for welcoming the warmer weather and savoring creative drink flavors with friends.
• When: Sat, April 4 | 2–4PM
• Where: Paper Doll POP
• Cost: $65.87
• Details

26. Dogwood Festival Battle of the Bands

• What: Part of Vestavia Hills’ Dogwood Festival, Battle of the Bands lets local middle and high school bands take the stage and compete for $2,000 in prize money. While you listen, grab food and drinks from area restaurants and take a stroll through nearby shops.
• When: Rocky Ridge Plaza, Vestavia Hills
• Where: Sat, April 4 | 5–9PM
• Cost: Free admission
• Details

27. The Masterclass featuring Boosie Black Tie Experience

• What: “The Masterclass” featuring Boosie Black Tie Experience at the Alabama Theatre brings acclaimed hip‑hop artist Boosie BadAzz to Birmingham with a unique live performance.
• When: Sat, April 4 | Doors open 7PM | Show starts 8PM 
• Where: Alabama Theatre
• Cost: $231.35+
• Details

28. Steven Martin & Martin Short

• What: BJCC Concert Hall presents “The Best of Steve Martin & Martin Short,” a one‑night‑only show with the two comedy legends’ sharp wit, storytelling and musical interludes.
• When: Sun, April 12 | 7:30PM
• Where: BJCC Concert Hall
• Cost: $118.35
• Details

29. Hippie Sabotage Give and Take Tour

• What: Hippie Sabotage: Give and Take Tour will blend chill EDM and hip‑hop for an evening of music and vibes.
• When: Fri, April 17 | 7–10PM
• Where: Avondale Brewing Co
• Cost:
• Details

30. Widespread Panic at the Coca-Cola Amphitheater

• What: During Widespread Panic at the Coca‑Cola Amphitheater, expect sing-alongs for a two-night celebration of Southern rock and blues.
• When: Fri, April 17 + Sat, April 18 | 7PM
• Where: Coca-Cola Amphitheater
• Cost: $89+
• Details

31. Record Store Day

• What: Celebrate Record Store Day at Seasick Records, where vinyl lovers and music fans come together for a day of limited‑edition releases and crate‑digging.
• When: Sat, April 18 | 8AM
• Where: Seasick Records
• Cost: Free admission
• Details

32. Ira Glass to share “Seven Things I’ve Learned.” 

• What: The legendary storyteller and This American Life creator Ira Glass is coming to UAB’s Alys Stephens Center for a night of career lessons and a walkthrough of his creative process in a unique live talk that blends humor and wisdom.
• When: Sat, April 18 | 7:30PM
• Where: UAB’s Alys Stephens Center
• Cost: $39
• Details

33. Willie Nelson & Family

• What: Willie Nelson is coming back to Birmingham! Avondale Brewing Company is hosting a night of outlaw country as the iconic singer‑songwriter and his band play classics like “On the Road Again” and “Always on My Mind.”
• When: Wed, April 22 | 7–10PM
• Where: Avondale Brewing Co
• Cost: $149.14+
• Details

34. Earthbound’s Earthfest

• What: The annual outdoor concert is back for their Earth Day‑inspired celebration—expect live music, local art, great food and craft beer—all while supporting the work of Black Warrior Riverkeeper in protecting Alabama’s waterways.
• When: Sat, April 25 | 2PM 
• Where: Avondale Brewing Co
• Cost: Free admission
• Details

35. Vestavia Hills’ Wing Ding

• What: Don’t miss this community-focused charity cook-off featuring one of your favorite eats: chicken wings! Organized by Leadership Vestavia Hills, the gathering includes live music, a kids’ zone and numerous teams competing for “Best Wings in the City.”
• When: Sat, April 25 | 4–7PM 
• Where: Vestavia Hills City Hall
• Cost: $12 | Gen. Admission ticket GA ticket required for ages 10+
• Details

36. The Millennium Tour Presents: The Boys 4 Life Tour

• What: Head to the BJCC for a throwback celebration of iconic early‑2000s R&B group B2K—reunited for their 25th‑anniversary tour alongside co‑headliner Bow Wow and special guests!
• When: Sat, April 25 | 8PM
• Where: Legacy Arena at the BJCC
• Cost: $106+
• Details

37. Book + Film Club: Alabama On Film – The Miracle Worker

• What: Alabama On Film is a monthly gathering of film and book lovers, and this month, they’re coming together for a special screening of the 1962 classic The Miracle Worker and a guided discussion tied to the play.
• When: Wed, April 29 | 7PM
• Where: Sidewalk Film + Cinema
  • Cost: Screening + Discussion Only: $15
  • Book, Screening + Discussion: $30
• Details

Good cause events

38. Red Shoe Run: Rockin’ 5K benefiting Ronald McDonald House [DISCOUNT CODE]

• What: Fun meets purpose at Ronald McDonald’s Red Shoe Run: Rockin’ 5K. You can run or walk a 5K or 1‑mile course (rock‑and‑roll outfits encouraged!) while helping keep families close to their hospitalized children.
• When: Sat, April 11 | 7–11AM
• Where: Ronald McDonald House Alabama
• Cost: Free to walk
  • EXCLUSIVE DISCOUNT CODE: The first 50 to register + use our code BHAMNOW will get $10 off.
• Details

39. Broadway Rave at Saturn

• What: Musical theatre fans, this one’s for you. Sing, dance and celebrate your favorite show tunes with a high‑energy DJ and themed costumes at the Broadway Rave.
• When: Sat, April 4 | Doors open 8:30PM | Show start 9PM
• Where: Saturn
• Cost: $23.76
• Details

40. Mutt Strut 5K + Fun Run (+ After Party)

• What: Strut for a cause at the Mutt Strut 5K + Fun Run: A dog‑friendly race and walk to support Hand in Paw’s Animal‑Assisted Therapy programs. Celebrate with an upbeat after-party!
• When: Sat, April 11 | 8AM–12PM
• Where:
  • 5K + Fun Run: Homewood Central Park
  • After Party:
• Cost:
  • 5K: $30
  • 1-Mile Fun Run: $25
  • Sleep in: $25
  • Kids ages 5–12: $20
• Details

41. 16th Annual Funky Fish Fry benefiting Mitchell’s Place + Autism Support of AL

• What: Help make a difference for families affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder in Alabama. During the day, expect live music from The Drennen Brothers, Murph + Automatic Slim, fun merch, Avondale brews and a plate of fried catfish with all the fixings.
• When: Sat, April 11 | 11:30AM–5PM
• Where: Avondale Brewing Co
• Cost: 
  • General Admission: $10 (Entry only—does not include food or drink.)
  • 1 Ticket: $30
  • 2 Tickets: $45
  • Kids (12 and under): Free admission (Does not include food.)
  • Details

42. CahabaQue BBQ Cook-Off benefiting Breast Cancer Research Foundation of AL

• What: Barbecue and beer fill the space at this semiannual event benefiting the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama.
• When: Sat, April 11 | 12–3PM
• Where: Cahaba Brewing Co
• Cost:
  • Advance (ages 11+): $15
  • At gate (ages 11+): $20
  • Kids (ages 10 and under): free admission
  • VIP: $50
• Details

43. 20th Annual Gumbo Gala benefiting Episcopal Place

• What: The 20th Annual Gumbo Gala is a fun, family‑friendly fundraiser where teams around Birmingham compete to serve the city’s best gumbo. Come hungry! You can sample delicious bowls, enjoy live music and local brews all while supporting Episcopal Place, a nonprofit that provides affordable independent living and supportive services for low‑income seniors and adults with disabilities.
• When: Sat, April 18 | 12PM
• Where: Cahaba Brewing Co
• Cost: $20
• Details

44. Breakthrough T1D One Night in the Magic City Gala

• What: Breakthrough T1D’s One Night in the Magic City Gala brings community leaders, families and supporters to raise funds for type 1 diabetes research—expect cocktails, dinner, silent and live auctions, the powerful Fund A Cure segment and dancing.
• When: Sat, April 18 | 5:30PM
• Where: The Club
• Cost: $300
• Details

45. End Addiction BHAM Walk benefiting Addiction Prevention Coalition

• What: Honor those lost to addiction, celebrate individuals in recovery and raise awareness and funds to support prevention, treatment scholarships, youth education and stigma‑busting efforts—all at the End Addiction BHAM Walk.
• When: Sat, April 25 | 10AM–2PM
• Where: City Walk BHAM Amphitheater
• Cost: Free to walk
• Details

46. Wing Wars benefiting Blood Cancer United

• What: A spirited competition where chefs and teams face off to serve chicken wings while raising funds for a good cause—count us in.
• When: Sat, April 25 | 12–3PM
• Where: Cahaba Brewing Co
• Cost: $15
• Details

47. Homewood Library Foundation Block Party

• What: If you love the Homewood Public Library, attending their annual Block Party is a great way to show your support. This family-friendly event features music, food samples from local restaurants, beverages and fun activities for all ages.
• When: Sat, April 25 | 4–6:30PM
• Where: Homewood Public Library
• Cost:
  • Ages 21+: $25
  • Ages 4–20: $10
  • Ages 0–3: Free admission
• Details

48. Gardendale Magnolia Festival

• What: If you’re looking for a spring festival your whole family can enjoy, check this one out in Gardendale. There will be 160+ vendors, two stages of live entertainment, a pooch parade, a midway-style carnival, a car show, a free kid zone and more.
• When: 
  • Fri, April 17 | 5–10PM
  • Sat, April 18 | 10AM–5PM
• Where: Gardendale Civic Center
• Cost: Free admission + parking
  • Carnival wristbands: $20 on Friday | $25 on Saturday
  • Carnival ride tickets: $1 each
  • Pony Rides + Farm Bus Petting Zoo: $5
• Details

Nature events

49. Birding at Vulcan Trailhead

• What: Nature lovers: Explore the birdlife along Vulcan Trail, spot local and migratory species with good company and a nature walk at Birding at Vulcan Trailhead.
• When: Sat, April 11 | 7AM–11AM
• Where: Vulcan Trailhead
• Cost: Free admission
• Details

50. Ruffner Mountain Native Plant Sale

• What: Browse and buy a variety of Alabama‑adapted native plants right from the greenhouse—hosted by Jefferson County Greenways.
• When: Sat, April 11 | 10AM–2PM
• Where: Ruffner Mountain—Greenhouse
• Cost: Free admission
• Details

51. Friends of Birmingham Botanical Gardens Spring Plant Sale

• What: Another plant sale! Friends of Birmingham Botanical Gardens will soon host hundreds of regionally grown plants for you to buy for your home and garden this season.
• When:
  • Members-Only Shopping: Thurs, April 16 | 1–5:30PM
  • Public Sale:
    • Fri, April 17 | 8AM–5:30PM
    • Sat, April 18 | 8AM–2PM
• Where: Birmingham Botanical Gardens
• Cost: Free admission
• Details

52. Nature at Noon

• What: Join Ruffner Mountain for Nature at Noon this April, a guided walk led by Andrew Lydeard and Carter Bauman with Jamie Nobles highlighting spring native plants and early ephemerals that support wildlife, as participants explore habitat gardens and nearby woodlands in search of migrating birds and learn about the importance of native plants ahead of the Spring Native Plant Sale starting April 4, 2026.
• When: Fri, April 3 | 12–1PM
• Where: Ruffner Mountain
• Cost: Free admission
• Details

Sports events

53. Birmingham Stallions 

• What: The Birmingham Stallions will face the Orlando Storm and the DC Defenders this April!
• When:
  • Birmingham Stallions v. Orlando Storm—Sat, April 18 at 3PM
  • Birmingham Stallions vs DC Defenders—Fri, April 24 at 7PM
• Where: Protective Stadium
• Cost: Varies by seat
• Details

54. Birmingham Legion FC

• What: Get ready for a showdown as Birmingham Legion FC takes on Indy Eleven in a high-stakes clash packed with intensity, passion and nonstop action.
• When:
  • Birmingham Legion FC vs Indy Eleven—Sun, April 19 at 4PM
• Where: Protective Stadium
• Cost: Varies by seat
• Details

55. Birmingham Barons

• What: Head to Regions Field this April to see the Birmingham Barons go head-to-head against Chattanooga and Columbus.
• When:
  • Birmingham Barons vs Chattanooga:
    • Tues, April 7–Fri, April 10 at 7PM
    • Sat, April 11 at 6:30PM
    • Sun, April 12 at 2:05PM
  • Birmingham vs Columbus:
    • Tues, April 21 at 6PM
    • Wed, April 22 at 11AM
    • Thurs, April 23–Fri, April 24 at 7PM
    • Sat, April 25 at 6:30PM
    • Sun, April 26 at 2:05PM
• Where: Regions Field
• Cost: Varies by seat
• Details

56. Regions Tradition presented by Coca-Cola

• What: The Regions Tradition is one of professional golf’s premier spring events held at Greystone Golf & Country Club. Featuring top PGA TOUR Champions players competing in a major championship format—and as they tee off over four exciting days, the tournament also raises millions for local charities, offers fan experiences and pro‑am fun and brings world‑class golf right to the heart of the community.
• When: April 29–May 3
• Where: Greystone Golf & Country Club
• Cost: $30+
• Details

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