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  1. Downtown Raleigh Event Guide Thursday, October 15, 2026 Edition

    Downtown Raleigh’s Thursday lineup features live jazz in Moore Square, comedy showcases, rooftop wine tasting and the opening of Carolina Ballet’s Dracula. From daytime gallery visits to dinner specials and late-night entertainment, this guide highlights things to do in downtown Raleigh on October 15, 2026.


    Daytime Art and History

    The Park with a City in It: Celebrating 50 Years of the Raleigh Greenway System
    9 a.m.–4 p.m. | City of Raleigh Museum
    Explore an exhibition celebrating five decades of Raleigh’s greenway system.

    Quiet Company: Paintings and Linocuts by Will South
    11 a.m.–5 p.m. | Gallery C
    Visit Gallery C to see Will South’s paintings and linocuts. The listed gallery schedule runs Tuesday through Saturday.


    Dinner, Wine and After-Work Activities

    Gravy’s Thursday Night Date Night
    4–10 p.m. | Gravy
    Plan a downtown dinner before a show or evening outing. Contact the restaurant for current offer details and reservations.

    Thursday Uncorked: Half-Priced Bottles of Wine
    4–10 p.m. | Longleaf Hotel
    Enjoy the Thursday wine special at Longleaf Hotel. Confirm eligible bottles and offer details with the venue.

    Pasta Night
    4–8 p.m. | Alimentari at Left Bank, Transfer Co. Food Hall
    Make Pasta Night part of an early-evening stop at Transfer Co. Food Hall.

    Craft Night
    5–7 p.m. | Copperline Plant Co.
    Add a creative activity to Thursday’s plans. Check participation details and any material costs before attending.

    Wine Tasting on the Rooftop
    5 p.m. | 10th & Terrace
    Start the evening with rooftop wine tasting. Confirm availability and attendance requirements with the venue.

    Spirits & Spirits: Haunted Cocktail Rydables Tour
    5–7 p.m. and 7–9 p.m. | Raleigh Rydables
    Choose between two listed tour windows for a haunted cocktail outing. Check booking availability, departure instructions and age requirements.

    Opening: Pre & Post-Show Sips | Dracula
    Listed as all day | 10th & Terrace
    The Dracula-themed offering begins Thursday. Contact the venue for service hours and promotion details.


    Live Jazz in Moore Square

    Jazz in the Square with Jasmine Best & The Jazz Xperiment
    6–8 p.m. | Moore Square
    Jasmine Best & The Jazz Xperiment bring live jazz to Moore Square, providing an early-evening music stop in downtown Raleigh.


    Comedy, Improv and Trivia

    IYKYK Comedy Showcase | OCCF 2026
    7–8:30 p.m. | Haymaker
    Catch one of Thursday’s OCCF 2026 comedy showcases. Confirm tickets and entry requirements before attending.

    Rooftop Comedy | OCCF 2026
    7–8:30 p.m. | Hartwell
    Head to Hartwell for Rooftop Comedy. Check ticket availability and event instructions.

    Leela Improv Theatre: Drop-In Improv Class
    7–9 p.m. | Leela Improv Theatre
    Make improv part of the evening with a drop-in class. Confirm registration, pricing and participant requirements.

    Trivia with the Professor
    7–9 p.m. | Woody’s at City Market
    Gather a team for an evening of trivia at Woody’s.

    Comedy Loft at The Davie | OCCF 2026
    9:30–11 p.m. | The Davie
    The Comedy Loft offers a later entertainment option. Review ticketing and entry details before heading out.


    Ballet, Theatre and Hip Hop

    Opening: Carolina Ballet Presents Dracula
    Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts
    Carolina Ballet’s Dracula opens Thursday, bringing a seasonal stage production to downtown Raleigh.

    The supplied listing includes 7:30 p.m. evening performances and 2 p.m. matinees across the production schedule. Confirm the October 15 curtain time when selecting tickets.

    Travesties
    7:30 p.m. | Burning Coal Theatre Company
    Catch an evening performance of Travesties. Check ticket availability and arrival instructions with the theatre.

    Classic Cocktails and Classic Hip Hop
    8 p.m. | Boatman Spirits Co.
    Finish the evening with cocktails and classic hip hop at Boatman Spirits Co.


    Plan Your Downtown Raleigh Thursday

    Several activities share a 7 p.m. start, including comedy, improv and trivia. Choose a main event, then build dinner, jazz or an earlier gallery visit around it.

    Details are based on the supplied listings. Confirm schedules, ticket prices, reservations and age requirements directly with venues.

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  2. Triangle Event Guide – Things to Do Thursday, October 15, 2026

    Looking for things to do in Raleigh, Durham, Cary and across the Triangle this Thursday? October 15 brings the North Carolina State Fair, Carrboro’s West End Poetry Festival, free live music, rooftop wine tasting, ghost walks and late-night entertainment.

    Whether the plan calls for an afternoon outing or an after-work adventure, this DoRaleigh guide offers plenty of options.

    All-Day Events and Morning Highlights

    North Carolina State Fair — Raleigh
    All day | Listed admission: $5–$13
    NC State Fairgrounds
    Make the State Fair part of Thursday’s plans. North Carolina college students can also take advantage of the listed $8 College Day admission offer. Confirm eligibility requirements and ticket options before purchasing.

    West End Poetry Festival — Carrboro
    All day | Free
    Various locations
    Explore poetry programming around Carrboro. Check the festival schedule for individual event times and venues.

    Stammtisch German Community Night — Durham
    Listed as all day | Der Nachbar Bottleshop & Taps
    Gather for German community night, featuring steins of German beer for pint prices. Beverage purchases are additional.

    Pullen Park Holiday Express Ticket Sale — Raleigh
    9 a.m. | Listed ticket price: $21
    Tickets for Pullen Park’s Holiday Express are scheduled to go on sale Thursday morning. This is the ticket-sale date, with the holiday experience taking place later.

    Sculpture in the Garden — Chapel Hill
    Opens at 9 a.m. | Free; suggested $5 donation
    North Carolina Botanical Garden
    Enjoy an outdoor art outing in Chapel Hill. Confirm closing time: the supplied listing shows 5 a.m., which appears to be a listing error.

    After-Work Events and Live Music

    Free Rooftop Wine Tasting — Raleigh
    5–7 p.m. | Free
    10th & Terrace, Residence Inn Raleigh Downtown
    Start the evening with a rooftop wine tasting in downtown Raleigh.

    high.low: After-Work Kickback — Durham
    5:30–8:30 p.m. | Free
    Sips & Sounds at 1619
    The “high taste, low pressure” gathering offers a relaxed after-work option.

    Live Music: Grant Paxton — Wake Forest
    6–9 p.m. | Free
    Blackbird Brewery
    Catch an evening performance by Grant Paxton.

    Cirque Kikasse: SANTÉ! — Pittsboro
    6 p.m. | Free
    The Plant
    A circus performance on a food truck brings an unusual entertainment option to Pittsboro.

    Durham Beer and Banjos — Durham
    6–8 p.m. | Free
    Old Mill Farm
    Spend part of Thursday evening enjoying Beer and Banjos at Old Mill Farm.

    Vinyl Nights — Durham
    6–9 p.m. | Free
    Gizmo Brew Works
    Make vinyl part of the evening soundtrack at Gizmo’s Durham location.

    NC Run Club — Apex
    Listed event window: 6–9 p.m. | Free
    Bottle Theory
    Connect with the local running community. Confirm the run’s departure time within the listed window.

    Live Music — Wendell
    6 p.m. | Free
    Bearded Bee Brewing Company
    Head to Wendell for an evening of live music.

    Ghost Walks, Community Gatherings and Science

    Spirits of Wake Forest Ghost Walks — Wake Forest
    Multiple starts between 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. | $20
    Wake Forest Town Hall
    Add a seasonal outing with a ghost walk through downtown Wake Forest. Confirm available departure times when booking.

    Monthly Soup Swap — Durham
    6:30 p.m. | Free
    The Daily Beer Bar
    Join the monthly soup swap. Check participation instructions before attending.

    Raleigh Uke Jam — Raleigh
    6:30–8:30 p.m. | Free
    Church of the Nativity
    Join an evening gathering of the local ukulele community.

    Science Café — Raleigh
    7–8 p.m. | Free
    Nature Research Center, North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences
    Make science part of Thursday night with Science Café.

    Evening Games, Museum Events and Nightlife

    Music Bingo — Cary
    7–9 p.m. | Free
    Fortnight Brewing
    Test your music recognition during an evening of music bingo.

    Opinionation — Raleigh
    7–9 p.m. | Free
    Gizmo Brew Works
    Meet up with friends for Opinionation at Gizmo’s Raleigh location.

    NCMA After Hours: Ancient Nubia — Raleigh
    7:30–10 p.m. | Listed as free
    North Carolina Museum of Art
    Enjoy an after-hours museum event. Confirm registration requirements and what the listed admission includes.

    Unisong: Guided Song Circle — Raleigh
    7:45–9 p.m. | Free
    Current Wellness
    Take part in a guided song circle.

    Air Hockey Tournament — Durham
    8–10 p.m. | Free
    Boxcar Bar + Arcade
    Bring a competitive streak to Durham’s air hockey tournament.

    Jazz: The Session — Cary
    8–11 p.m. | Free
    Bond Brothers Eastside
    Spend Thursday night with jazz in Cary.

    Cosmic Cantina Karaoke — Chapel Hill
    8–11:59 p.m. | Free
    Cosmic Cantina
    Pick a song and join karaoke night in Chapel Hill.

    Skee Ball Tournament — Raleigh
    9–11 p.m. | Free
    Boxcar Bar and Arcade
    Close out the evening with a Skee Ball tournament in downtown Raleigh.

    Karaoke Hosted by Empress — Carrboro
    9 p.m. | Free
    Speakeasy
    Finish the night with karaoke hosted by Empress.

    Event details are based on the supplied listings. Confirm schedules, admission, registration and age requirements with organizers. Free admission does not include food, drinks or other purchases.

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  3. City of Raleigh Government Guide Thursday, October 15, 2026 Edition

    Raleigh’s Thursday calendar features a holiday ticket sale, a small business summit and opportunities to engage with city planning, parks and transportation. The City of Raleigh government guide for October 15, 2026, highlights six events, beginning with Pullen Park Holiday Express tickets going on sale at 9 a.m.

    Pullen Park Holiday Express Tickets Go on Sale

    Time: 9 a.m.
    Tickets: Via Ticketmaster
    Presented by: WRAL

    Families planning a holiday outing should mark Thursday morning for the Pullen Park Holiday Express ticket sale.

    This calendar entry marks the ticket sale. Check the official event listing for Holiday Express dates, ticket prices and purchase instructions.

    Raleigh Small Business Summit

    Time: 4 p.m.
    Category: Community and Workshops
    Registration: Available through the event listing

    The Raleigh Small Business Summit is on Thursday’s calendar for entrepreneurs, business owners and residents interested in the local business community.

    Review the registration page for the location, program details and participation requirements.

    Design Review Commission

    Time: 4:30 p.m.
    Category: Boards and Commissions

    The Design Review Commission is scheduled to meet Thursday afternoon. Residents following Raleigh’s design review process can consult the meeting page for the agenda, location and attendance information.

    Review the current agenda to see which matters are scheduled for consideration.


    Commute Smart Greenway Pop-Up

    Time: 4:30 p.m.
    Category: Community Engagement

    The Commute Smart Greenway Pop-Up offers a community engagement opportunity Thursday afternoon.

    Residents interested in greenways and commuting can check the official event page for the pop-up location and planned activities.


    Parks, Recreation and Greenway Advisory Board

    Time: 6 p.m.
    Categories: Parks, Recreation, and Athletics; Open Houses and Public Hearings

    The Parks, Recreation and Greenway Advisory Board meets Thursday evening. Residents interested in Raleigh’s parks, recreation facilities and greenways can review the meeting materials to learn what is on the agenda.

    Check the meeting notice for the location, attendance options and public participation instructions.


    Wake BRT Southern Corridor Station Area Plan Open House

    Time: 6 p.m.
    Category: Open Houses and Public Hearings

    Residents following transportation and planning can attend the Wake BRT: Southern Corridor Station Area Plan Open House.

    The event focuses on station area planning for the Southern Corridor. Consult the official listing for the venue, event format, planning materials and opportunities to share input.


    Plan Your Thursday in Raleigh

    Both the Parks, Recreation and Greenway Advisory Board meeting and the Wake BRT open house begin at 6 p.m. Residents interested in both should check for additional ways to review materials or participate.

    Visit the City of Raleigh website⁠ for individual event pages and current details.

    Event titles and start times are based on the supplied city calendar. Confirm locations, registration requirements and attendance instructions before heading out.

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  4. Addressing Youth Violence – Southeast Raleigh YMCA Hosts Community Listening Session October 15

    Raleigh residents are invited to share ideas about youth safety, violence prevention and stronger support for young people at the Southeast Raleigh YMCA on Thursday, October 15, 2026, from 6–8 p.m.

    The Wake County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council is bringing together young people, parents, caregivers, educators, service providers, law enforcement and community stakeholders for a community listening session. 

    Event Details

    • Date: Thursday, October 15, 2026
    • Time: 6–8 p.m.
    • Location: Southeast Raleigh YMCA
    • Address: 1436 Rock Quarry Road, Raleigh, NC 27610
    • Registration: The published RSVP deadline was October 12. Check with organizers to confirm whether additional attendees can participate.

    View the Eventbrite registration page⁠. Current registration availability could not be verified.
     

    A Conversation About Youth Safety and Prevention

    Organizers want to hear directly from the community about the challenges facing young people, available resources and gaps in services. The event announcement connects the discussion with broader conversations about large teen gatherings, youth curfews and community safety.

    Discussion topics include:

    • The most pressing needs facing Wake County youth.
    • Factors that may contribute to harmful behavior.
    • Gaps in youth activities, services and prevention programs.
    • Ways families, schools, businesses and community organizations can work together.
    • Building positive relationships between young people and the broader community. 


    Young People’s Voices Are Welcome

    Young people are encouraged to share their experiences alongside adults who live, work and serve in Wake County. Organizers say the feedback will help inform the council’s understanding of community needs and strengthen juvenile crime prevention efforts.

    For residents concerned about youth violence in Raleigh, the session offers an opportunity to contribute ideas for safer communities and more positive opportunities for young people. 

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  5. Town of Cary End-of-Week Event Guide October 14–17, 2026

    Cary’s end-of-week calendar brings together live music, tennis, a night market, community service and town meetings. From Wednesday, October 14, through Saturday, October 17, residents and visitors have several options for planning an outing or following local government.

    Highlights include Live at Lunch with Chris Overstreet, Ty Myers: The Legal Tour, Cary Night Market, the Blood Cancer United Light The Night Walk and CaryLIVE! featuring Harvey Street.

    Wednesday, October 14

    Historic Preservation Commission — 6:30 p.m.
    Residents interested in Cary’s historic preservation work can follow the commission meeting. Check the official agenda for scheduled items, meeting location and attendance details.

    Bones & Botanicals — 6:30 p.m.
    Bones & Botanicals adds another Wednesday evening option. Review the event listing for its description, location, admission and any registration requirements.

    Thursday, October 15

    ITA Carolina Regional Men’s Tennis Championships — Time not provided
    The championships are listed Thursday through Saturday in the supplied schedule. Check tournament information for daily match times, venue and spectator details.

    Live at Lunch: Chris Overstreet — 11:30 a.m.
    Take a midday break with a performance by Chris Overstreet. Confirm the location and event details before heading out.

    Town Council Work Session — 5:30 p.m.
    Follow Cary government discussions during the Town Council Work Session. Review the published agenda for topics scheduled for consideration.

    Greenway Committee — 6 p.m.
    Residents interested in Cary’s greenways can check the committee agenda for discussion items, meeting location and participation information.

    Ty Myers: The Legal Tour — 7:30 p.m.
    Ty Myers: The Legal Tour is an evening concert option. Check the official event page for venue, ticket availability and admission details.

    Friday, October 16

    ITA Carolina Regional Men’s Tennis Championships — Time not provided
    The championships continue Friday. Consult the tournament schedule for match times and spectator information.

    Cary Night Market — 5 p.m.
    Cary Night Market provides a Friday evening outing. Confirm the market location, closing time and vendor information through the official listing.

    Saturday, October 17

    ITA Carolina Regional Men’s Tennis Championships — Time not provided
    Saturday brings another listed day of tournament action. Check the official schedule for the day’s matches.

    Good Hope Farm Monthly Workday — 9 a.m.
    Start Saturday with a community workday at Good Hope Farm. Confirm volunteer registration, meeting instructions and any items participants should bring.

    Blood Cancer United Light The Night Walk — 5:30 p.m.
    The Light The Night Walk brings a community gathering focused on blood cancer awareness and support to Saturday’s schedule. Review the organizer’s information for location, registration and participation details.

    CaryLIVE! Harvey Street — 7:30 p.m.
    Harvey Street is the featured act for this CaryLIVE! event. Check the official listing for location and attendance information.

    Evil Dead 2 — 8 p.m.
    A showing of Evil Dead 2 rounds out Saturday’s listed entertainment. Confirm the venue, ticket information and age guidance before attending.

    Plan Your End of the Week in Cary

    The schedule offers daytime tennis, lunchtime music, evening entertainment and civic meetings. Saturday also includes a farm workday and the Light The Night Walk for residents looking for community activities.

    Venues, admission prices and registration links were not supplied for most events. Visit the Town of Cary website⁠ and relevant organizers’ event pages to confirm details before attending. Times above are based on the supplied calendar.

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  6. Top Headlines From The Carolinian and Triangle Tribune October 5–14, 2026

    Community investment, education, housing support and local development are among the stories featured in this DoRaleigh roundup of The Carolinian and The Triangle Tribune.

    Covering articles published October 5–14, 2026, these selected headlines highlight news affecting Raleigh, Durham, Wake County and North Carolina. Publication dates are listed below; some stories describe events that occurred earlier.

    The Carolinian Headlines

    Wake County Candidates Debate Data Center Development

    Published October 7

    The Carolinian reported on a community forum at the Garner Woman’s Club where residents and local candidates discussed proposed data centers. Candidates offered differing positions on development pauses, while the conversation focused on water, energy, infrastructure and public input. Read the full story⁠.


    Wake County Awards More Than $750,000 for Youth Prevention

    Published October 7

    Wake County awarded opioid settlement funding to El Futuro, NAMI Wake, SouthLight Healthcare and UCA WAVES. The report describes programs supporting youth prevention, early intervention and connections to behavioral health resources. Read the full story⁠.


    Raleigh Education Summit Focuses on Racial Equity

    Published October 8

    The Carolinian highlighted the October 3 Color of Education Summit at Raleigh’s McKimmon Conference & Training Center. Educators, students, researchers and community leaders gathered to discuss racial equity and educational justice in North Carolina public schools. Read the full story⁠.


    Old Hillside Bourbon Honors Black Military History

    Published October 12

    The Carolinian featured Old Hillside Bourbon Company, whose name honors Durham’s historic Hillside High School. The story explores its collaboration with author Doug Melville on an Invisible Generals collection honoring Benjamin O. Davis Sr. and Benjamin O. Davis Jr. Read the full story⁠.


    N.C. A&T Alumnus Featured in “A Different World” Reboot

    Published October 13

    The Carolinian profiled N.C. A&T graduate Joshua Suiter and his role as Andre in Netflix’s A Different World reboot. The feature connects his performing arts education and HBCU experience with his acting career. Read the full story⁠.


    Triangle Tribune Headlines

    Raleigh Rescue Mission Expands Support for Women and Children

    Published October 6

    The Triangle Tribune carried an NC Newsline report on Raleigh Rescue Mission’s new $41 million Knightdale campus, The Garden. The facility expands capacity to serve up to 350 women and children daily through a longer-term program focused on employment and housing stability. The report specifies that it is not an overnight emergency shelter. Read the full story⁠.


    Durham Leaders Call for Better Public Safety Coordination

    Published October 8

    The Triangle Tribune covered a Durham NAACP gathering with county commissioners and Sheriff Clarence Birkhead. Discussions addressed coordination among agencies, crisis response, housing, mental health services and violence prevention amid funding pressures. Read the full story⁠.

    Topsail Steamer Announces Raleigh Grand Opening

    Published October 10

    Topsail Steamer plans a grand-opening celebration October 17, noon–7 p.m., at 8111 Creedmoor Road in Brennan Station, according to The Triangle Tribune. The business offers seafood steam pots prepared for customers to cook at home. Read the full story⁠.


    Frankie Lemmon Plans Expanded North Raleigh Campus

    Published October 11

    A two-building Atlantic Avenue campus will become an expanded home for Frankie Lemmon School and Foundation. Renovations are planned to begin in 2027, with a fall 2028 opening and capacity for more than 230 students. The school serves children with and without disabilities. Read the full story⁠.


    Southeast Raleigh Promise Celebrates 10 Years

    Published October 12

    Southeast Raleigh Promise marked its anniversary with the October 11 Love Is Local Raleigh Sunday Supper at the Beacon Campus. The coverage highlighted community partnerships and work in education, economic mobility, affordable housing and wellness. Participating local businesses included Cafe Orleans and JUICED! Read the full story⁠.


    New STEM Charter High School Opens in Research Triangle Park

    Published October 12

    The Triangle Tribune reported on Carolina Collegiate High School’s opening ceremony at 100 Capitola Drive. The new college-preparatory STEM school serves approximately 150 ninth graders and plans to add higher grades. Read the full story⁠.


    Follow Local Reporting

    Read the linked articles for complete reporting, context and updates. This roundup features selected stories available when reviewed on October 14, rather than every article published during the period.

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  7. Downtown Raleigh Event Guide Wednesday, October 14, 2026 Edition

    Downtown Raleigh’s Wednesday lineup brings together comedy, live music, trivia, art and seasonal outings. On October 14, 2026, residents and visitors can choose from coffee and crochet, a haunted cocktail tour, rooftop stargazing and evening entertainment at local venues.

    This Downtown Raleigh Event Guide also includes Pilates classes, museum and gallery exhibitions, karaoke and a Wednesday night ride.


    Daytime Art, History and Fitness

    Pilates Mat Class
    8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. | Heights Pilates
    Two listed class times offer morning and early evening options. Confirm booking requirements and class pricing with the studio.

    The Park with a City in It: Celebrating 50 Years of the Raleigh Greenway System
    9 a.m.–4 p.m. | City of Raleigh Museum
    Explore an exhibition celebrating 50 years of Raleigh’s greenway system.

    Quiet Company: Paintings and Linocuts by Will South
    11 a.m.–5 p.m., Tuesday–Saturday | Gallery C
    Visit Gallery C to see paintings and linocuts by Will South.

    Wine Wednesday
    Time not provided | Videri Chocolate Factory
    Wine Wednesday adds another option to the day’s calendar. Check with Videri for the hours, offerings and pricing.


    After-Work Activities in Downtown Raleigh

    Coffee & Crochet at Blackbird
    4–7 p.m. | Blackbird Books & Coffee
    Set aside an afternoon or early evening for coffee and crochet. Confirm any materials or participation requirements with the venue.

    Spirits & Spirits: Haunted Cocktail Rydables Tour
    5–7 p.m. and 7–9 p.m. | Raleigh Rydables
    Add a seasonal haunted cocktail tour to Wednesday’s plans. Check ticket availability, the meeting point and age requirements before booking.

    After Work Trivia
    6–8 p.m. | Woody’s at City Market
    Put trivia knowledge to work after the workday at Woody’s.

    Wednesday Night Ride
    Listed as 6:30–9:30; confirm p.m. timing | Crank Arm Brewing
    Join the Wednesday ride after confirming the departure time, meeting point and participation details. The supplied listing does not specify a.m. or p.m.


    Wednesday Comedy Events

    Good Times at Raleigh Times | OCCF 2026
    7:30–9 p.m. | The Raleigh Times Bar
    The Raleigh Times Bar hosts a Wednesday comedy event listed under OCCF 2026. Check the organizer’s details for the lineup and ticket information.

    Comedy Loft at The Davie | OCCF 2026
    9–10 p.m. | The Davie
    Comedy continues later in the evening at The Davie. Confirm admission and show details before attending.


    Live Music, Trivia and Karaoke

    Trivia at the Brewery
    7–9:30 p.m. | Incendiary Brewing Taproom
    Make brewery trivia part of a Wednesday evening downtown.

    Peter Lamb Presents Jazz Night at Boatman Spirits Co.
    8 p.m. | Boatman Spirits Co.
    Jazz Night offers a live-music option for the evening.

    Rosy Nolan
    8–10 p.m. | Slim’s Downtown
    Catch Rosy Nolan during the listed two-hour evening slot at Slim’s.

    Wednesday Karaoke at Neptunes!
    Time not provided | Neptunes Parlour
    Karaoke rounds out the Wednesday entertainment options. Confirm the start time with Neptunes.


    Rooftop Stargazing

    Stargazing at The Willard
    8–10 p.m. | The Willard Rooftop Lounge
    Head to The Willard for a rooftop stargazing outing. Check for weather-related updates before attending.


    Plan Your Wednesday Downtown

    Start with a museum or gallery visit, then choose crochet, trivia, comedy or live music for the evening. A haunted cocktail tour and rooftop stargazing provide additional October outing options.

    Admission prices were not supplied. Confirm costs, schedules, registration requirements and venue age policies before heading out. Details are based on the supplied event listings and may change.

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  8. City of Raleigh Government Guide October 14, 2026 Edition

    Raleigh’s government calendar for Wednesday, October 14, 2026, includes commission meetings, a biodegradable yard waste bag giveaway, a Western BRT open house and an artist reception.

    This City of Raleigh Government Guide outlines six opportunities to follow local government, participate in community engagement and explore art.


    Raleigh Historic Development Commission

    8:30 a.m. | Boards and Commissions

    The Raleigh Historic Development Commission begins Wednesday’s schedule. Residents interested in historic preservation can review the meeting agenda for the specific items scheduled for discussion.


    Biodegradable Yard Waste Bag Giveaway

    11 a.m. | Lake Johnson Park’s Waterfront Center
    Community Engagement

    A biodegradable yard waste bag giveaway is scheduled at Lake Johnson Park’s Waterfront Center. The supplied listing includes a registration prompt; residents should use the official event listing to register and review pickup instructions.


    Substance Use Advisory Commission Meeting

    Noon | Boards and Commissions

    The Substance Use Advisory Commission meets at midday. Residents following the commission’s work can check the published agenda for discussion topics and participation details.


    Western BRT Open House: Pullen Park

    5 p.m. | Pullen Park
    Community Engagement

    The Western Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) open house offers a community engagement opportunity focused on the Western BRT project. Check the official event listing for the specific meeting point, format and materials.


    Police Advisory Board Subcommittee Meeting

    6 p.m. | Boards and Commissions

    A Police Advisory Board subcommittee meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening. Review the agenda to identify the subcommittee’s topics and confirm how residents can attend.


    Artist Reception: Art What You Eat

    6 p.m. | Art Exhibit

    The artist reception for Art What You Eat adds an arts event to the evening calendar. Confirm the reception’s location and attendance details through the official listing.


    Plan Your Wednesday in Raleigh

    The day’s schedule spans historic preservation, community resources, transit, advisory board discussions and art. The Police Advisory Board subcommittee meeting and artist reception both begin at 6 p.m., so residents should plan accordingly.

    Visit the City of Raleigh website⁠ for official agendas, locations, registration and schedule updates. Times and event names above are based on the supplied calendar.

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  9. Triangle Event Guide Free and Affordable Things to Do October 14, 2026

    Wednesday, October 14, 2026, brings a busy lineup of free and affordable events across the Triangle. Families can choose pumpkin-patch storytime and children’s play programs, while evening options include live music, salsa dancing, crafts, trivia and rooftop stargazing.

    This Triangle event guide also includes a food distribution event, small-business networking and activities at Raleigh City Farm. Most listed events have free admission; purchases, donations and select activities may cost extra.


    Morning Events, Family Activities and Food Resources

    Sculpture in the Garden — Chapel Hill
    From 9 a.m. | North Carolina Botanical Garden | Free; $5 suggested donation
    Explore sculpture in a garden setting. The supplied listing shows a 5 a.m. closing time, which appears to be a typo. Confirm closing hours before visiting.

    Holly Springs Small Business Network
    9–10:30 a.m. | Bombshell Beer Company, Holly Springs | Free
    A morning networking option for local small-business owners.

    Chapel Hill Food Distribution Event
    9:30 a.m. | Eubanks Road Park and Ride Lot, Chapel Hill | Free
    A food resource for the community. Confirm any eligibility, registration or pickup instructions with the organizer.

    Total Tot Time
    10 a.m.–noon | W.D. Hill Recreation Center, Durham | Free
    A free-play program for children up to age 5.

    Storytime in the Pumpkin Patch
    10:30 a.m. | Highland United Methodist Church, Raleigh | Free
    Add a seasonal storytime outing to the family calendar.


    Afternoon Music, Games and Community Activities

    Centennial SoundBites
    Noon–1 p.m. | 321 Coffee, NC State Centennial Campus | Free
    Take a midday break with Centennial SoundBites.

    Board Game Night
    Noon–10 p.m. | Gizmo Brew Works, Durham | Free
    The listed hours offer afternoon and evening opportunities for board games.

    Market Bunch Kids’ Activities
    3–6 p.m. | Carrboro Farmers’ Market | Free
    Children’s activities add a family option to the market visit.

    First Responders Hammock Takeover: Raleigh Fire Foundation
    4–8 p.m. | Crooked Hammock Brewery, Raleigh | Discounted
    Check with the venue for the specific discount, pricing and eligibility details.

    “Pay What You Can” Farm Stand
    4–7 p.m. | Raleigh City Farm | Pay what you can
    Visit the farm stand for a flexible-payment shopping opportunity. The listing labels the event free; payment for farm-stand items follows the pay-what-you-can format.

    Wine Down Wednesday
    5–8 p.m. | La Vita Dolce at Southern Village, Chapel Hill | Free admission
    Enjoy live music and wine specials. Wine purchases cost extra.


    Early Evening Fitness, Farming and Games

    Free Acro Yoga at Pullen Park
    5:30–8:30 p.m. | Pullen Park, Raleigh | Free

    Wine + Weed
    6–7 p.m. | Raleigh City Farm | Free
    Learn about plants and farming at this farm activity.

    Poetry at The Plant
    6–7 p.m. | Fair Game Beverage Co., Pittsboro | Free

    Crokinole
    6–8 p.m. | Blackbird Brewery, Wake Forest | Free

    Durham Chess Club
    6–8:30 p.m. | Durham Food Hall | Free
    The chess gathering welcomes all ages and skill levels.

    The Oak City Salsa Social: Live Band Music and Dance Series
    6–9 p.m. | Gipson Play Plaza, Dix Park, Raleigh | Free
    Live band music and dancing bring an evening outing to Dix Park.

    Bring Your Own Craft Night
    6:30–8:30 p.m. | Raleigh Brewing, Raleigh | Free
    Bring a craft project for a creative evening.

    Crank Arm Durham Wednesday Night Ride
    6:30 p.m. | Crank Arm Brewing, Durham | Free
    Confirm the ride’s meeting point and participation details with the organizer.


    Music, Dancing, Crafts and Trivia

    Bluegrass Jam
    Starts at 7 p.m. | Sonark Farms, Hillsborough | Pay what you can
    The supplied listing shows an 11 a.m. end time, which appears unusual. Confirm the ending time before attending.

    Raleigh Drum Circle and Hoop Jam
    7–8:30 p.m. | Pullen Park, Raleigh | Free

    Ballroom Dancing Social with Pullen Dance
    7–9 p.m. | Pullen Community Center, Raleigh | $5

    Music Bingo
    7–9:30 p.m. | Growler Grlz, Durham | Free

    Wednesday Singer/Songwriter Sessions
    7–10 p.m. | Speakeasy, Carrboro | Free

    Stitch N’ Bitch Craft Night
    7–10 p.m. | Steel String Brewery, Carrboro | Free

    DSSOLVR Durham Bingo Night
    7 p.m. | DSSOLVR Durham | Free

    Trivia Night
    7 p.m. | Raleigh Beer Garden | Free

    Live Music: Ally J
    7:30–9 p.m. | The Durham Hotel | Free

    Salsa Night: Dance Lessons and Social
    7:30–11:30 p.m. | KōMANA Brewing Company, Cary | $10
    Combine dance lessons with a salsa social.


    Late-Night Events and Rooftop Stargazing

    Stargazing From The Willard Rooftop Lounge
    8–10 p.m. | The Willard Rooftop Lounge, Raleigh | Free
    Check for weather-related updates before heading out.

    Weekly Skee Ball Tournament
    8–10 p.m. | Boxcar Bar + Arcade, Durham | Free

    City Soul Cafe Open Mic
    8–11 p.m. | Terminal 8 Bar & Lounge, Raleigh | $10

    Open Mic Night
    8 p.m. | Abbey Road Cary | Free

    Beer Pong Tournament
    8:30–11 p.m. | Boxcar Bar and Arcade, Raleigh | Free


    Plan a Wednesday in the Triangle

    Families have options from morning storytime to afternoon market activities. Evening plans can include free salsa at Dix Park, chess in Durham, crafts in Raleigh or Carrboro, and live music around the region.

    Confirm event schedules, registration requirements, venue age policies and any additional costs before attending. Details are based on the supplied listings and may change.

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  10. Juiced! Presents Smooth Talk

    Smooth Talk is filling Thursdays in October with creative events at Juiced!, bringing together performers and audiences for throwback songs and poems, a featured live performance, an album release celebration and a Halloween poetry slam.

    The October lineup celebrates artists’ beginnings, new music and spoken-word performances, with a different theme for each announced night.

    Throwback Thursdays With DJ Mizz Allure and Sweaty Vegan

    DJ @mizzallure and host @_sweatyvegan are launching their first Throwback Thursdays event, inviting performers to revisit songs and poems they created when they first got started.

    The theme gives artists a chance to share their creative origins while audiences hear the work that helped shape their journeys. Expect an evening built around favorite early pieces and the stories behind them.

    Thursday, October 15: A Live Feature From Credle

    Coming off a live theater performance in Dream Girls, @iam.credle will take the Smooth Talk stage for a dedicated live feature.

    The featured performance begins at 9 p.m. Attendees planning to catch Credle’s set should arrive before the feature starts.

    Thursday, October 22: Grandchamps Album Release Showcase and Party

    @official_grandchamps will host an Album Release Showcase and Party, pairing Smooth Talk’s traditional open mic with a celebration of new music.

    The evening begins with the open mic. From 9:30 p.m. until midnight, the showcase will feature performers from the album alongside new music, building toward the album’s midnight release.

    For anyone interested in discovering new music and supporting artists, this night offers both an open mic and a release celebration.

    Thursday, October 29: Spooky Slam With Crazii Poets

    Smooth Talk is teaming up with @craziipoets for the annual Spooky Slam, combining a scary poetry slam with a costume contest.

    The Halloween-themed evening will include poetry, costumes, dancing and opportunities to cheer on participating slam performers.

    October 29 is a poetry slam night, with no open mic. Guests can come dressed for the costume contest and enjoy the competition.

    Plan an October Night at Juiced!

    From revisiting early creative work to celebrating an album release, October at Juiced! offers several ways to enjoy Smooth Talk’s music and poetry community.

    Check with Juiced! and the organizers for admission details, event start times and participation information before attending.

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  11. City of Raleigh Government Guide October 13, 2026 Edition

    Raleigh’s government calendar for Tuesday, October 13, 2026, includes Planning Commission and City Council meetings, community engagement activities and an Arts Commission committee meeting. Residents can also attend a GoRaleigh Access information session and the evening City Council public-comment meeting.


    Planning Commission

    9 a.m. | Boards and Commissions

    The Planning Commission starts the day’s schedule. Residents following planning and development issues can review the meeting agenda for the specific items scheduled for consideration.


    City Council Work Session

    4 p.m. | Council and Council Committee Meetings

    The City Council Work Session provides an opportunity to follow council discussions. Check the published agenda for the topics scheduled for this session.


    Commute Smart Greenway Pop-Up

    4:30 p.m. | Community Engagement

    The Commute Smart Greenway Pop-Up adds a community engagement opportunity to Tuesday afternoon’s calendar. Check the event listing for its location and participation details.


    Arts Commission Executive Committee

    5:30 p.m. | Boards and Commissions

    Residents interested in Raleigh’s arts programs can follow the Arts Commission Executive Committee meeting. The meeting agenda provides the scheduled discussion items.


    GoRaleigh Access Information Session

    6 p.m. | Community Engagement

    The GoRaleigh Access Information Session offers an opportunity to learn about the service. Review the event listing for its location, format and any registration instructions.


    City Council Public Comment

    7 p.m. | Council and Council Committee Meetings

    The evening City Council Public Comment meeting is an opportunity for residents to share concerns and perspectives with council members. Anyone planning to speak should check the City’s current signup instructions and participation rules beforehand.


    Plan Your Participation

    Several events are scheduled close together in the afternoon and evening. Confirm locations, meeting formats and expected durations when planning which sessions to attend.

    The supplied schedule does not include agendas, addresses or registration links. Visit the City of Raleigh website⁠ for official listings and updates before attending.

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  12. Downtown Raleigh Event Guide Tuesday, October 13, 2026 Edition

    Looking for things to do in downtown Raleigh on Tuesday, October 13? The day’s lineup includes art exhibitions, a STEAM career showcase for students with disabilities, run clubs, music bingo, a movie night and a haunted cocktail tour.

    This Downtown Raleigh Event Guide brings together daytime activities and evening outings, with options for exploring local culture or meeting up after work.


    Daytime Events and Exhibitions

    STEAM Career Showcase for Students with Disabilities
    9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. | North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences
    Students with disabilities are the focus of this STEAM career showcase. Families and educators should confirm registration requirements and participation details with the organizer.

    The Park with a City in It: Celebrating 50 Years of the Raleigh Greenway System
    9 a.m.–4 p.m. | City of Raleigh Museum
    Explore an exhibition celebrating 50 years of Raleigh’s greenway system.

    Quiet Company: Paintings and Linocuts by Will South
    11 a.m.–5 p.m., Tuesday–Saturday | Gallery C
    Art lovers can visit Gallery C to see paintings and linocuts by Will South.

    New Belgium Brewery of the Month
    11 a.m.–midnight | Flying Saucer Draught Emporium
    New Belgium is the featured brewery of the month at Flying Saucer. Check with the venue for available selections and promotion details.


    After-Work Activities and Run Clubs

    Tender Tuesday at The Roof!
    4–9 p.m. | Tin Roof
    Tin Roof’s Tender Tuesday is an option for an early evening stop. Confirm the offer and pricing with the venue.

    Spirits & Spirits: Haunted Cocktail Rydables Tour
    5–7 p.m. and 7–9 p.m. | Raleigh Rydables
    Add a haunted cocktail tour to the October calendar. Check ticket availability, meeting location and age requirements before booking.

    Sir Walter Coffee Run Club
    6 p.m. | Sir Walter Coffee
    Meet up for a Tuesday evening run club gathering.

    Crank Arm Run Club
    6:30 p.m. | Crank Arm Brewing
    Crank Arm’s run club offers another way to get moving after work in downtown Raleigh.


    Music Bingo and Trivia

    Music Bingo at Woody’s
    6–8 p.m. | Woody’s at City Market
    Make music bingo part of a Tuesday evening at City Market.

    Music Bingo — Sponsored by Durham Distillery
    Time not provided | Haymaker
    Haymaker hosts a music bingo event sponsored by Durham Distillery. Confirm the start time with the venue.

    Music Bingo!
    Time not provided | Le Dive
    Le Dive adds another music bingo option to the downtown schedule. Check with the venue for the evening’s start time.

    Trivia at Parkside
    Time not provided | Parkside
    Put trivia knowledge to work at Parkside. Confirm the start time and participation details before heading over.


    Movie Night and Late-Night Music

    Raleigh Times Movie Night: Obsession
    7 p.m. | The Raleigh Times Bar
    The Raleigh Times Bar’s Tuesday movie night features Obsession.

    Open Decks — DJ Networking Event
    9 p.m.–1 a.m. | Neptunes Parlour
    Close out Tuesday with a DJ networking event at Neptunes Parlour. The event continues into early Wednesday, October 14. Contact the venue for participation details.


    Plan a Tuesday in Downtown Raleigh

    Start the day with museum and gallery visits, then choose an evening run club, music bingo, trivia or a movie. For a seasonal outing, Raleigh Rydables has two haunted cocktail tour time slots listed.

    Admission prices were not supplied. Confirm costs, schedules, registration requirements and venue age policies before attending, especially for events without a listed start time.

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  13. Triangle Event Guide October 13, 2026

    Tuesday, October 13, brings free and affordable things to do across Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Chapel Hill, Hillsborough, Carrboro and Wendell. From children’s activities and museum tours to live music, run clubs, trivia and karaoke, there are options throughout the day.

    Most listed events offer free admission. Food, drinks and other purchases may cost extra, and some activities require registration.

    Morning and Afternoon Events

    Sculpture in the Garden — Chapel Hill
    North Carolina Botanical Garden | Opens at 9 a.m. | Free; $5 suggested donation
    Explore outdoor sculpture in a garden setting. The supplied listing shows a 5 a.m. closing time, which appears to be a typo. Confirm closing hours before visiting.

    North Hills Kids: Bubbles & Books — Raleigh
    The Commons at North Hills | 9:30–11 a.m. | Free
    Families can start Tuesday with a children’s activity at North Hills.

    Computer Refresher for Mature Adults — Durham
    W.D. Hill Recreation Center | 10:30–11:30 a.m. | Free
    Mature adults can refresh their computer skills during this course. Registration is required, and space is limited.

    Reflections: Public Tour — Durham
    Nasher Museum of Art | 2–3:30 p.m. | Free
    Spend part of the afternoon exploring art through a public museum tour.

    Early Evening Activities

    Cirque Kikasse: SANTÉ! — Hillsborough
    Woodcrest Farm & Forge | 5:30 p.m. | Free
    Catch a circus performance staged on a food truck.

    Durham Chess Enthusiasts — Durham
    Der Nachbar Bottleshop & Taps | 5:30–8:30 p.m. | Free
    Add an evening of chess to the Tuesday calendar.

    Free Line Dancing Class — Hillsborough
    The Snow Approach | 6–7 p.m. | Free
    Try a line dancing class for an active evening outing.

    Run, Sweat, Beers RUN CLUB — Durham
    Growler Grlz | 6–9 p.m. | Free
    Join a local run club for a Tuesday evening activity.

    Adult Coloring Night — Durham
    Hi-Wire Brewing at Golden Belt | 6–10 p.m. | Free
    Unwind with an evening dedicated to coloring.

    Poker Night — Cary
    KōMANA Brewing Company | 6–10 p.m. | Free
    Poker Night offers another option for an evening out in Cary.

    Bond Brothers Run Club — Cary
    Bond Brothers Beer Company | 6 p.m. | Free
    Meet up for a Tuesday run club gathering.

    Artist in Residence Series: Live Artmaking — Durham
    JB Duke Hotel | 6 p.m. | Free
    Watch live artmaking as part of the hotel’s Artist in Residence Series.

    Chess Club — Wendell
    Bearded Bee Brewing Company | 6 p.m. | Free
    Chess players can head to Wendell for an evening club gathering.

    Tuesday Night Music, Crafts and Games

    Craft and Draft Tuesdays — Raleigh
    Crank Arm Brewing Company | 6:30–8:30 p.m. | Free
    Make room for a creative evening at this Tuesday craft event.

    Beer & Banjos — Raleigh
    Bowstring Pizza and Brewyard | 6:30–9 p.m. | Free
    Enjoy an evening music outing in Raleigh.

    Beginner Square Dance Lessons — Raleigh
    St. James United Methodist Church | 7–9 p.m. | $5–$10
    Learn square dancing at a beginner lesson session.

    Bounce and Brews DJ Night — Durham
    Gizmo Brew Works | 7–9 p.m. | Free
    Spend Tuesday evening with a DJ night in Durham.

    Jeopardy! Bar League Trivia — Raleigh
    Edit Beer Co. | 7–9 p.m. | Free
    Put trivia knowledge to work at Jeopardy! Bar League Trivia.

    Beer & Banjos — Carrboro
    Speakeasy | 7–9:30 p.m. | Free
    Carrboro also has a Beer & Banjos music option on Tuesday night.

    BEERthoven — Durham
    Atomic Clock Brewing Co. | 7:30 p.m. | Optional donation; no ticket price supplied
    Hear the Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle with guest artists.

    Karaoke Night — Durham
    Boxcar Bar + Arcade | 8–11 p.m. | Free
    Wrap up the evening with karaoke in Durham.

    Plan a Tuesday Out in the Triangle

    Families can start with Bubbles & Books at North Hills, while art lovers have Sculpture in the Garden, a Nasher public tour and live artmaking to consider. Evening options include chess, run clubs, dancing, crafts, music and trivia across the region.

    Confirm event schedules, registration requirements and venue age policies before heading out. Details are based on the supplied listings and may change.

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  14. A Pilgrim's Progress: Pastor Joe's Camino Chronicles - El Dorado Springs Sun

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    Podczas konsultacji można uzyskać informacje m.in. na temat zasad naboru, warunków ubiegania się o pomoc, kryteriów wyboru operacji oraz przygotowania dokumentacji aplikacyjnej.
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    Zachęcamy do wcześniejszego kontaktu z Biurem LGD i umówienia terminu konsultacji.
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  16. The 'huge problem' Saudi Arabia faces in its conflict with the Houthis
    By Matthew Doran

    The Houthis are trying to increase their leverage against Saudi Arabia while the kingdom is reportedly finding it harder to defend against attacks. It presents a "huge problem" in the conflict.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-10-15/hou

    #ArmedConflict #WorldPolitics #UnrestConflictandWar #MatthewDoran

  17. #askfedi
    There are thousands of #cat people on here perhaps I can get some advice.

    Dora (14) gets dry biscuits in the morning and tinned food in the evening. She has gone off the wet food. And scoffing the dry food because she is hungry.

    Is there any issue with feeding her dry food all the time as long as I keep her water filled?

    I tend to buy the better quality foods. If that makes a difference.

    Picture of Dora because you need to see who you are dealing with. 😂

  18. Mauricio Kuri asegura que las fotos con Felifer Macías, Agustín Dorantes y otros panistas no definen candidaturas. Aunque reconoce que son tiempos de definiciones, afirma que el PAN anunciará quién ocupará la coordinación estatal de Cuidar Querétaro.

    #Queretaro #MauricioKuri #PAN #Elecciones2027

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  19. O cantor português está de regresso aos discos em nome próprio. A Flor do Recomeço é um álbum de canções brasileiras inéditas, incluindo duetos com Ney Matogrosso e Dora Morelenbaum.

    publico.pt/2026/10/15/culturai

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  21. 🌌 WATCH: #Astronauts aboard the #ISS captured high-resolution imagery as charged solar particles illuminate #Earth's upper #atmosphere. Visual artist Seán Doran compiled orbital #photos into a smooth #timelapse #video, showing colorful ribbons of glowing #light flowing across the #night sky.

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  22. A rainha Sónia, de 89 anos, mantém as funções oficiais em representação da Coroa, mas doravante deixa de receber o tratamento de majestade, confirmou o porta-voz do Palácio Real de Oslo.

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