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What’s On in Perth: October 2026
The only guide you need to what's on in Perth this month and beyond.
This month in Perth (October 2026), expect warm afternoons and evenings worth staying out for. Spring has properly hit its stride, and the city has filled its calendar to match: jazz drifting across Brookfield Place, new seasons opening at PICA and AGWA, and Fremantle turning its attention to design and circular fashion. Between long Sunday lunches, a fresh wave of wine bars and markets that run well past sundown, our editors rate this as one of the most rewarding months of the year to get out and about. Plenty of it is free, family-friendly or an easy train ride from the CBD. Book early for the dinners and festival headliners, and read on for tickets, dates and timings as October unfolds.
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Editor’s Picks
Jazz Nights In The Corner Room at Ode To Sirens
Whether you’re trying to do more with your weeknights or desperate for a cute new date night idea, Ode To Sirens is the spot. Throughout October, the Fremantle vinyl bar is opening up its candlelit corner room for two moody jazz nights a week. Every Thursday and Sunday, simply swan in, grab a martini or a bottle of something good and settle at one of the white tablecloth-covered tables for an evening of live contemporary jazz from 7pm to 9pm. Hungry? Greek shares like haloumi saganaki, spanakopita and lamb koftas are all here too. Entry is free, but it’s a first-in-best-dressed kind of operation, so get in early to secure a seat.
Where: Ode To Sirens, Fremantle
When: Thursdays & Sundays throughout October, from 7pm to 9pm
Cost: Entry is free
Best For: Music lovers; couples; Midweek plans; Weekend plans
Love Athletica
Your spring workout routine is set for a serious shake-up, with East Coast Pilates favourite Love Athletica opening its first Perth studio in Nedlands this month. Expect athletic reformer classes, functional strength, hot mat Pilates and heated yoga (set at a toasty 35 degrees), all in a seriously gorgeous space. Fresh towels, showers and a beauty bar make the post-class refresh easy, while a cooling spritz rounds out each hot class. Time to recruit a workout buddy?
When: Opening 24 October
Where: Level 2, Nedlands Square
Cost: Casual classes from $36; memberships from $50 per week
Best For: Weekend plans; Wellness
Festivals & Major Events
PICA Season 4
Contemporary art, free entry and a reason to spend an afternoon wandering around Northbridge? PICA’s final season for 2026 kicks off with three new exhibitions from 17 October, including Circular Economies, a major exhibition bringing together work developed through artist residencies across regional WA. There’s also a mid-career survey of WA artist Shannon Lyons and Foragers, a film by Palestinian artist Jumana Manna exploring wild food gathering and cultural traditions in Palestine. The season launches with a free PICA After Hours party on Friday 16 October, followed by free artist talks and workshops on Saturday 17 October.
Where: PICA, 51 William Street, Northbridge
When: Friday 16 October to Sunday 20 December 2026
Cost: Free
Best For: Art lovers; Free events; Cultural experiences
Perth International Jazz Festival
Perth International Jazz Festival returns this October, kicking off with a free precinct-wide jazz takeover of Brookfield Place on Saturday 10 October. Simply register beforehand to secure your spot, then sip, eat and stroll between the many bars, rooftops and restaurants as the evening unfolds, soaking up live jazz in every corner. Looking ahead, the full 11-night program offers plenty more to explore, including headline acts like Aziza, Rebirth Brass Band, The Bad Plus, Tigran Hamasyan, Nik West, Dee Dee Bridgewater and more. Head online to book.
Where: Launch party: Brookfield Place, Perth CBD; Full festival takes place at theatres and venues across Perth, Subiaco and Crawley
When: Launch party on Saturday 10 October 2026, from 4pm until midnight; festival runs from 22 October to 1 November 2026
Cost: Launch party: free entry, registration required; Full festival program features a mix of free and ticketed events
Best For: Music lovers; Couples; Cultural experiences
Fremantle Design Week
More than 60 exhibitions, talks, tours, workshops and events will take over the port city for Fremantle Design Week, with this year’s theme, Imagine, exploring how design could help us live better. Meet the creatives rethinking our homes, communities and everyday lives, join the conversation or get hands-on at a workshop. From edible cake exhibitions and electric noodle bars to zine-making nights, film screenings and so many insightful chats, there’s plenty to pique your curiosity.
When: October
Where: Various locations across Fremantle
Cost: Most events range from free to $20. View the full program for details
Best For: Cultural Experiences
Perth Royal Show
The Perth Royal Show has returned to Claremont Showground for eight days of rides, animals, agricultural competitions, fireworks and, of course, the showbags we all secretly come for. The little guys will love it, and the big kids will find themselves surprisingly in awe of show jumping, log chopping and everything in between. Clear your calendar and prepare to eat something deep-fried on a stick.
Where: Claremont Showground, 1 Graylands Road, Claremont
When: Saturday 26 September to Saturday 3 October 2026
Cost: From $35 adults, $20 children; under 5s free
Best For: Families; Family-friendly; Kids; School holidays
ST. ALi Italian Film Festival
Start planning your Italian cinema era. The ST. ALi Italian Film Festival returns this spring with a line-up of new Italian films, award winners, documentaries and comedies waiting for you to devour. The 2026 festival opens with Holy Cannoli, a witty, Palermo-set romantic comedy about “love, faith and finding the perfect pastry”.
Where: Palace Cinemas, Luna Cinemas and participating Perth cinemas
When: From 24 September to 18 October 2026
Cost: Ticket prices vary
Best For: Film buffs; Cultural experiences
Eat & Drink
La Lune’s Regional Dinner Series: Champagne
La Lune has been taking us on a tour of the French countryside with its series of regional soirées, and this month it lands in quite possibly the most glamorous of all: Champagne. Expect five courses of bistro delights curated by Head Chef Oskar Pinter, each underpinned by WA’s freshest produce of the season and paired with a glass of authentic French Champagne. Throughout the evening, you’ll also hear from the world-class producers behind the bubbly in your glass, including Virginie Bergeronneau, Caillez Lemaire, Dumont-Terrillon and Fournaise Dubois. Book your seat here.
Where: La Lune, East Fremantle
When: Wednesday 7 October
Cost: $85 for a five-course regional pairing; $26 per glass for additional house champagne
Best For: Wine lovers; Food lovers; Couples
Lawson Flats Wine Club: Great Wine, Guilty Snacks
Emma Farrelly returns to Lawson Flats, bringing a stash of standout wines and some very delicious snacks along for the night. This wine club tasting celebrates mixing high and low, matching top-shelf pours with the kind of salty and sweet treats you can pick up at your local supermarket. Bookings essential.
Where: Lawson Flats, Perth CBD
When: Wednesday 14 October
Cost: Members: $35pp; Public: $70pp
Best For: Wine lovers; Group catch-ups; Couples; Midweek plans
Farra’s Terrace Sessions: On The Grill
Farra, the poolside bar and rooftop terrace located inside the newly opened Hyde Hotel, has just launched a new flame-kissed Sunday lunch. Expect skewers hot off the grill, house-made flatbread, salads, and dips washed down with free-flowing pours and picturesque rooftop vibes. It’s the perfect way to cap off a sunshine-filled Spring weekend.
Where: Farra, Perth CBD
When: Sunday 18 October
Cost: $95pp bottomless; $65pp non-alc
Best For: Wine lovers; Girls night; Weekend plans
Picoso Mexican Cocina
Picoso Mexican Cocina has landed at Southside Drive, bringing pretty pink-hued interiors and punchy Latin American flavours to Hillarys Boat Harbour. Its menu is made for sharing, spanning ceviche, grilled prawns, tacos, burritos and plenty of the cheesy, crunchy, smoky things you want on a night out, capped off with churros and spiced chocolate to finish. For now, the bar is just pouring mocktails and soft drinks, but you’re welcome to BYO something boozy. It’s currently the second Picoso outpost, following the original in Adelaide, and locals are already loving it, so we suggest you book ahead.
Where: 28 Southside Drive, Hillarys
When: Open now
Cost: Drinks and food priced individually
Best For: Food lovers; Group catch-ups
Wise Child Wine Store Bar
Long-standing Market Street wine store, Wise Child, has just expanded into a proper bar space, with extra seating spilling onto the street and around the shop. There are wines by the glass, carafes for easy drinking and the option to pick a bottle from the shelves to open on the spot. Add ploughman’s-style plates, fresh oysters on Sundays and a few cold beers, and you’ve got a pretty good reason to make a detour through Freo this weekend.
Where: Wise Child Wine Store, 21A Market Street, Fremantle
When: Open now
Cost: Drinks and food priced individually
Best For: Wine lovers; Couples
Kissa Listening Bar
Kissa is the new pop-up listening bar inside Piazza Fremantle. Here, you can BYO a delish bottle, settle in and properly listen to a record rather than having it disappear into the background. The Japanese-inspired setup is all about good sound, good albums and a slower kind of night out. It’s sticking around at least until the end of the year, so there’s plenty of time to make a night of it. Our recommendation? Start with drinks and nibbles at Wise Child, then head here with a bottle in hand. Bliss!
Where: Piazza Fremantle
When: Open through to at least the end of 2026
Cost: A small entry fee applies
Best For: Couples; Solo plans
Oyster Club Unlimited
Calling all oyster people: Servo’s Oyster Club Unlimited is back for another two-hour Sunday session of freshly shucked oysters, free-flowing cocktails and bubbles. Happening at The Leedy Precinct, expect live DJs, grazing boards for the non-bivalve believers and, crucially, as many oysters as you can manage. There are two seatings at 3pm and 3.30pm, so gather the crew and come hungry.
Where: Servo, 9 Electric Lane, Leederville
When: Sunday 4 and 25 October, 3pm or 3.30pm
Cost: From $110 to $200 + bf depending on package
Best For: Food & drink lovers; Group catch-ups
Brunch at Cooee
Weekend mornings are looking rather good at Cooee. The riverside hot spot has just launched a new all-day brunch overlooking the Swan. Running every Saturday and Sunday from 7am to 3pm, the menu covers brunch classics alongside seasonal plates including buttermilk and blueberry pancakes with lemon curd, roasted beetroot with aged balsamic and steamed greens with poached eggs and green goddess dressing. And because it is the weekend, there are Mimosas, Bloody Marys and Espresso Martinis on hand, too. Go for your girl walk first, then lock in for an immaculate mimosa brunch by the river.
Where: Cooee, Perth
When: Saturdays and Sundays, 7am–3pm
Cost: Menu pricing varies
Best For: Food lovers; Weekend plans; Girls’ day
Pinchos Patatas de Picoteo
If your feed is filled with gourmet crisp plates topped with charcuterie delights, Pinchos’ new Patatas de Picoteo has your name on it. Inspired by the chip charcuterie trend, the new share plate has all the flavour hallmarks of a Spanish feast in one irresistible serve. Each plate of potato crisps is layered with rich jamón, manchego cheese, crunchy dukkah, smoky paprika and spicy guindillas before being topped with a drizzle of honey, migas (chorizo fried bread crumbs) and parsley to finish. The perfect snack for pairing with a crisp glass from the bar and a good yap session.
Where: Pinchos, Leederville
When: Tuesday to Sunday, from 12pm to 5pm
Cost: $18 – serves 2 people
Best For: Food lovers; Midweek plans; Couples; Weekend plans
Need to Know: Bookings available, walk-ins welcome
Sunday Shares at La Cabana
Done Sunday roast to death? La Cabana is making a compelling case for the Sunday BBQ. This isn’t the typical Aussie snags and lamb chops situation, though. Each week, chefs Ben Fossilo and Connie Jimenez will fire up the grill, serving a rotating selection of flame-kissed Latin American recipes in a generous $89 share-style platter designed for groups of three to four. Fight over Carne Asada, BBQ skirt steak, Pollo Asado and guajillo adobo marinated chicken thigh, then wash it down with $40 jugs of sangria. Sunday sorted.
Where: La Cabana, South Fremantle
When: Every Sunday, 12pm to 3pm
Cost: $89 feeds 3-4 people Add a jug of Sangria for $40
Best For: Couples; Groups; Weekend plans; Food lovers
Need to Know: Bookings available, walk-ins welcome.
$30 Pasta & Wine at Wines of While
Work’s been a lot, the fridge is looking slim… whatever your excuse for not wanting to buy groceries and cook, Wines Of While is the answer. Well, at least on Wednesdays and Thursdays anyway. The Northbridge wine bar serves up a rotating house-made pasta (with vegetarian and gluten-free options available) alongside a glass of top-notch wine for just $30. From cacio e pepe and creamy pork sausage to classic pesto or amatriciana, this is everything your soul needs. Book ahead to secure a table.
Where: Wines of While, Northbridge
When: Wednesday & Thursday
Cost: $30
Best For: Couples; Midweek plans; Food lovers, Wine lovers
Need to Know: Bookings recommended.
Fishbowl Karaoke at Tigerfish
With Cottesloe’s waves practically lapping at its door, Tigerfish screams holiday vibes. But did you know the gorgeous Asian-infused restaurant and bar is also hiding a red-lit, disco-drenched, private karaoke booth? Fitting up to eight guests, the cosy, soundproof room is open for shimmering sing-a-longs with your besties. Book ahead, pile in and get the cocktails flowing — the track list is long, and those drinks come directly to you. Pair with a fiery dinner in the dining room (the ‘Feed Me’ menu is one of the best in Perth) for one of Perth’s greatest girls’ nights.
Where: The Cottesloe Beach Hotel, 104 Marine Parade, Cottesloe
When: Open for bookings — check venue for availability
Cost: $100 per hour for eight guests
Best For: Girls’ nights; Group catch-ups; Nightlife; Food lovers; Late-night energy
Art, Culture & Performance
There Is Nothing You Need To Do In Here
A 600-square-metre sensory art experience has landed on Mill Street, transforming an otherwise ordinary office building into a sunburnt Wheatbelt landscape. There Is Nothing You Need To Do In Here invites you to walk through the field or simply sit and take in the sounds, textures and atmosphere of the immersive installation. Sessions run for 20 minutes, with the experience asking a rather timely question: have we lost our way in the busyness of life? Daytime sessions are free, but you’ll still need to reserve a spot.
Where: 1 Mill Street, Perth
When: Friday 11 September to Sunday 11 October 2026
Cost: Free
Best For: Free events; Art lovers; Cultural experiences
Need to Know: Sessions run for 20 minutes; reservation required
Concert by Candlelight: 90s Unplugged
Fever Up’s Candlelight Concerts are always pure magic, and this one is no different. Expect an evening of 90s music (think Oasis, The Cranberries, Alanis Morissette), reimagined by a live string quartet, all set among hundreds of flickering candles within the heritage halls of Perth Town Hall.
Where: Perth Town Hall
When: Saturday 3 October; Friday 27 November 2026
Cost: From $45
Best For: Live music fans; Couples; Cultural experiences
No Night Is Long Enough For Us To Dream Twice
More than 100 contemporary photographs and video works come together for this major new exhibition at AGWA. Bringing together artists from South West Asia, North Africa and their diasporas, the exhibition explores themes including identity, family, love, displacement, political repression and inherited histories. It opens in October and runs through summer.
Where: Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth Cultural Centre, Perth
When: Saturday 3 October to Sunday 31 January 2027
Cost: Free
Best For: Art lovers; Free events; Cultural experiences
Japanese Film Festival
The Japanese Film Festival is celebrating its 30th edition with another bumper line-up of Japanese cinema, landing in Perth from 13 October. Across the national program, expect everything from Hirokazu Koreeda’s Look Back and 94-year-old director Yōji Yamada’s Tokyo Taxi to big 2025 box-office hits 1ST KISS and SUZUKI=BAKUDAN. There’s also a strong animation line-up and a free retrospective celebrating composer Tōru Takemitsu. A good one to bookmark if your idea of a great night involves a cinema seat rather than a dance floor.
Where: Palace Raine Square, Perth
When: 13 – 21 October 2026
Cost: Ticket prices vary; selected programming is free
Best For: Film buffs; Cultural experiences
Line Dancing at Yee-Haw Bar
Perth’s newest country-themed bar, Yee-Haw, has officially hit its stride, with a rowdy new five-day-a-week line-up of line dancing (7.30pm to 9pm), live music and good ol’ country fun, including a new bucking mechanical bull every Wednesday for anyone brave enough to hop on. If you’re craving a night out, this is it. Open Tuesday to Saturday from 7pm til late. Entry is usually free, and you can slide on to the guest list online for priority entry before 10pm.
Where: 133 Aberdeen St, Northbridge WA
When: Tuesday to Saturday. Line dancing 7.30pm to 9pm. Open from 7pm til late.
Cost: Entry is generally free. Check the website for event specifics.
Best For: Live music fans; Girls’ nights; Community events; Nightlife; Group catch-ups
Need to Know: Priority entry available via the guest list online (before 10pm).
Markets & Shopping
F.R.EO Fashion Festival
Love a vintage find or a rummage through the racks? Fremantle’s inaugural F.RE.O Fashion Festival deserves a spot in your diary. The city-wide celebration brings together designers, retailers and creatives for a day of circular fashion, with sustainable runways, fashion markets and Perth’s first-ever Pre-Loved Parade at Fremantle Markets. Bring something along to the community clothes swap, pick up a few skills at an upcycling workshop or join a talk on shopping more consciously. There’s plenty of inspiration for giving your wardrobe a fresh look.
When: Saturday 17 October 2026
Where: Various locations across Fremantle
Cost: Free
Best For: Community events; Markets; Weekend plans
Subi Night Market
Subiaco’s Saturday nights are getting a European-style makeover, with the Subi Night Market returning to Market Square for the season. Expect food stalls serving more than 40 cuisines, pop-up bars, live music, local retailers and plenty of reasons to make a night of it. It’s also conveniently right next to Subiaco Station, which feels like a win when you’re carrying dessert home.
Where: Market Square, Subiaco
When: Saturdays, 5–9pm, from 12 September 2026 to 8 May 2027
Cost: Free entry
Best For: Markets; Free events; Families
Scarborough Sunset Markets
As the sun dips below the Indian Ocean, Scarborough Beach transforms into a lively hub of food, music, and entertainment every Saturday at the Scarborough Sunset Markets. Explore rows of retail vendors selling artisan goods and unique trinkets, before eating and drinking your way through 50 of Perth’s best food trucks, slinging comfort treats from all over the globe — think: buttery gnocchi, smokey meats, crispy potatoes and indulgent desserts. Aside from all your regular faves, new additions like Fufu Cream, bringing queue-worthy fluffy Japanese pancakes, and Celtic Cravings, who will have all the Irish comforts, are well worth seeking out this season.
Where: Scarborough Square and Clocktower, Scarborough Beach
When: Every Saturday, 3pm to 8pm until 24 October 2026.
Cost: Free entry
Best For: Families; Community events; Food lovers; Markets; Dog lovers
Need to Know: Arrive early to secure a parking spot or consider parking a little further out and walking in.
Outdoors & Wellness
Alchemy Saunas East Fremantle
Alchemy Saunas has just unveiled its largest wellness precinct yet, transforming the historic Royal George Hotel in East Fremantle into a luxury Roman-inspired bathhouse. At its heart, a 50,000-litre ice pool and hot magnesium pool welcomes revitalising soaks beneath the heritage building’s grand ceilings. Three traditional saunas, a steam room, ice showers and premium amenities add to the appeal, inviting moments of social connection and community building throughout.
Where: Royal George Hotel, East Fremantle
When: Now open
Cost: Memberships exhausted. $35 drop-in sessions available.
Best For: Premium experiences; Couples; Solo plans; Girls’ nights; Wellness
Need to Know: 60-minute sessions booked via the Alchemy app; features a 50,000-litre ice pool and hot magnesium pool.
Wellness Series at Baillie Hill
If your regular starts have you pulling up the covers rather than hitting the gym, let me put you onto Baillie Hill’s series of $12 wellness sessions. Every Saturday, local pilates, boxing, yoga or meditation instructors will take over the long hall, offering a mix of workout classes all at an affordable price point. Ride solo or tee up a friend to keep you company. Either way, Beth’s Bakery has you covered with baked treats and hot coffee after class.
Where: Baillie Hill, Perth
When: Every Saturday
Cost: $12 per session
Best For: Solo plans; Weekend plans; Outdoor enthusiasts; Budget-friendly
Need to Know: Classes include pilates, boxing, yoga and meditation. Coffee and baked treats available from Beth’s Bakery after class.
Coming Soon
Perth Festival
I know, I know, this one is a while off, but Perth Festival’s first big announcement has given us a few very good reasons to start looking ahead.
The festival will open with ROHTKO, an ambitious, extraordinarily big live theatre and cinema production inspired by one of the art world’s most notorious forgeries, making its Australian debut at Perth Festival from from February 5th to 13th at His Majesty’s Theatre.
Then there’s Hotel Pro Forma’s Operation:Orfeo, a visually spectacular, underground reimagining of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth that will radically challenge any preconceived ideas of what an opera looks like. Thirty years on from when it first haunted Australia, the cult Danish opera has been newly refurbished, ready for another descent. The sensory experience explores emotion and story through bodies, light and symphonic a cappella rather than conventional plot, with the Latvian Radio Choir singing Ib Michael’s libretto alongside music by Bo Holten and excerpts from John Cage and Gluck, all performed on a transcendent staircase of light. Entirely mesmerising and not to be missed, it’s here for three nights only, from February 25th to 27th at His Majesty’s Theatre.
At East Perth Power Station, The Avalanches are booked as the season’s major headliner, closing out the music program on Sunday 28th February with the symphonic grooves that made them a household name.
Where: Venues across Perth, including His Majesty’s Theatre and East Perth Power Station
When: Friday 5 to Sunday 28 February 2027
Cost: Varies per event
Best For: Theatre lovers; Live music fans; Cultural experiences
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The Perth International Jazz Festival leads the month, opening with a free precinct-wide takeover of Brookfield Place on Saturday 10 October before its full 11-night program runs from 22 October to 1 November. PICA’s final season for 2026 opens with three new exhibitions from 16 October, and AGWA’s major photography and video exhibition No Night Is Long Enough For Us To Dream Twice opens on 3 October. Fremantle Design Week brings more than 60 exhibitions, talks, tours and workshops to the port city. The Perth Royal Show wraps up at Claremont Showground on Saturday 3 October.
La Lune’s Champagne regional dinner on Wednesday 7 October pairs five bistro courses with French bubbles. Lawson Flats hosts a high-meets-low wine club tasting on Wednesday 14 October, and Farra at Hyde Hotel serves a bottomless rooftop grill lunch on Sunday 18 October. Servo’s Oyster Club Unlimited returns to Leederville, and new openings worth booking include Picoso Mexican Cocina in Hillarys, Wise Child’s expanded bar in Fremantle and the Kissa listening bar at Piazza Fremantle.
The Perth International Jazz Festival is the headline act, with names like Aziza, Rebirth Brass Band, The Bad Plus and Dee Dee Bridgewater on the program from 22 October. Candlelight Concerts’ 90s Unplugged brings a string quartet to Perth Town Hall on Saturday 3 October. For something rowdier, Yee-Haw Bar runs line dancing and live country music five nights a week. Fremantle Design Week and the F.R.E.O Fashion Festival on Saturday 17 October round out the festival calendar.
Kita Alexander brings her RAGE album to The Rechabite on Friday 25 September, while Candlelight Concerts’ 90s Unplugged sets the mood at Perth Town Hall with string quartet reimaginings of Oasis, The Cranberries and Alanis Morissette. For laughs, Comedy Night returns to Cottesloe Beach Hotel’s Verandah Bar, and Yee-Haw Bar’s line dancing sessions are running five nights a week.
The Perth Royal Show runs until Saturday 3 October, with rides, animals, fireworks and showbags, and under 5s get in free. On Saturday nights, the Subi Night Market at Market Square offers free entry, food from more than 40 cuisines and live music, and it’s right next to Subiaco Station.
The Jazz Festival’s launch party at Brookfield Place on 10 October is free with registration. PICA Season 4 and AGWA’s new exhibition are both free, and PICA hosts a free After Hours launch party on Friday 16 October. Daytime sessions at There Is Nothing You Need To Do In Here are free with a reservation until 11 October. Fremantle’s F.R.E.O Fashion Festival on 17 October and the Saturday night Subi Night Market also cost nothing to enter.
Perth Festival returns from 5 to 28 February 2027, opening with the Australian debut of ROHTKO at His Majesty’s Theatre from 5 to 13 February. Hotel Pro Forma’s Operation:Orfeo follows for three nights only from 25 to 27 February. The Avalanches close the music program at East Perth Power Station on Sunday 28 February.
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