Things to do in Kalamata in March

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March is a good time to visit Kalamata. The weather is usually moderately chilly and breezy, with temperatures ranging from 45—60°F (7—16°C).

Kalamata has plenty to offer for visitors of all ages and interests. In this article, we tell you the top things to see and do for your March trip to Kalamata. Get inspired by the events, activities, attractions, and experiences unique to March. We’ll let you know where to explore events based on your interests, whether that’s food, culture, art, music, sport or others.

We’ll let you know everything you need to prepare for the weather in Kalamata in March. Learn about what to wear and pack for your trip, the average temperatures throughout March, temperature changes from morning to evening and much more.

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Best events and things to do in Kalamata in March

Top experiences in March
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Holidays in Kalamata in March
March
  • Greek Independence Day (March 25)
  • Annunciation of the Virgin Mary (March 25)
Other notable holidays
  • Valentine's Day (February 14)
  • Clean Monday (February 23)
  • Orthodox Good Friday (April 10)
  • Orthodox Easter Sunday (April 12)
  • Orthodox Easter Monday (April 13)
  • Labor Day (May 1)
  • Mother’s Day (May 10)
  • Orthodox Holy Spirit Sunday (May 31)
  • Father's Day (June 21)
  • The Restoration of Democracy (July 24)
  • Dormition of the Holy Virgin (August 15)
  • The Ochi day (October 28)
  • Polytechneio (November 17)
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Weather in Kalamata in March

Temperatures on an average day in Kalamata in March

The average temperature in Kalamata in March for a typical day ranges from a high of 60°F (16°C) to a low of 45°F (7°C). Some would describe the temperature to be moderately chilly. The general area may also feel breezy.

For comparison, the hottest month in Kalamata, August, has days with highs of 91°F (33°C) and lows of 71°F (22°C). The coldest month, January has days with highs of 54°F (12°C) and lows of 42°F (6°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in Kalamata in March based on historical data.

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Historical temperature average in March
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General weather summary

Moderately chilly, breezy
Feels like
27%
Chance of rain
0.098 in
Amount
13.3 mph
Wind speed
74%
Humidity
11.9 hrs
Daylight length
6:50 AM
Sunrise
6:45 PM
Sunset
53%
Cloud cover
Sweater
What to wear
What to wear in March
With an average high of 60°F (16°C) and a low of 45°F (7°C), it generally feels moderately chilly and breezy. There might also be a small chance of rain. With that in mind, most people would dress in something moderately warm like a sweater
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Best attractions for Kalamata in March

Besides the array of exciting events and activities Kalamata has to offer for travelers in March, we want to remind you of the classic attractions in Kalamata that are great to visit at this time of the year as well! You can’t miss these iconic landmarks, local favorites, and places rich with cultural heritage. We hope to give you insights and inspiration into the best things to see and do to make the most of your visit. Here is a list of our top attractions in Kalamata for March.
Kalamata Beach Volley & Beach Bar
1. Kalamata Beach Volley & Beach Bar
4.6
(309)
Cafe
Outdoor Activities
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Great place directly on the beach of Kalamata.
Felix B — Google review
What an amazing and peaceful beach spot! We spent most of our days here and truly loved every moment. The beach beds are complimentary — you only pay for the food and refreshing drinks. The staff are absolutely wonderful: so kind, welcoming, and easygoing that it instantly feels like home. We’re going to miss this special place. Thank you all so much for making our time here unforgettable!
Eleni T — Google review
Enjoy beach volley with friendly people! Free umbrella with if eating or drinking by the bar/restaurant
Matteo L — Google review
Excellent service and very nice and friendly staff. I like how young students work hard in summer to support their study, don't forget to give them nice tips.
Ibrahim A — Google review
2 proper beach courts. We had great time playing both- beach volleyball and also beach tennis. And a cold beer after practice.
Andris B — Google review
Very nice facilities, good food, nice atmosphere, right by the sea ... ideal for aktive vacation, bv camps and much more...
Skyball V — Google review
I had an incredible time here, the staff was super nice and polite with everyone, I would defenetly come back.
Leon M — Google review
Super friendly and knowledgeable staff. Good facilities and two great beach volleyball courts
Nick — Google review
Archaeological Museum of Ancient Messene
2. Archaeological Museum of Ancient Messene
4.6
(730)
Archaeological museum
Museums
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It was absolutely great! Amazing ancient city and marvelous scenery. The site is very big so be careful with the too much walking and take some water, get a hat or umbrella also do not forget to put on sun protection cream. Just Amazing!
Can E — Google review
Cool place! Especially the stadium is breathtaking! Imagine how it was 100 B.C....
Thorsten W — Google review
A must see place if you are in Messene district since it is one of the most important archeology sites in Greece. The site will give you a restored, in considerable degree, ancient city and the state buildings it included like theatre, stadium, gymnasium, sanatorium, market etc. There is a small museum with 5 euro entry ticket around 600m before the site. The site is guite vast and you need a different ticket costing 15 euro. I also recommend you start from the museum which will give you some initial info to grasp easier what you see at the ancient Messene site afterwards. Try to plan your visit, especially during hot days, either early in the morning or late in the afternoon. You need a minimum of 15 mins for the museum and 2 hours for the site if you want to see everything. Get plenty of water, sun screen, hats and snacks since there is no canteen or shop nearby. Some days there are also performances taking place at the ancient theater. You can ask more info at the entrance. Nearby, you can see without a ticket the Arcadian Gate and the Wall fortifications they both worth a visit. Also, 7klm far there is Andromonastiro Monastery that you can visit until 15:30 during summer and no ticket is needed. To go there you need to go to the Arcadian Gate by car and follow the signs.
Petros P — Google review
Absolutely amazing day out exploring this significant archaeological site. Exceeded both our expectations. Would advise being cautious at the height of summer on sunny days, the heat can be overwhelming- there is some significant ground to cover and some considerable slopes! Take water, a hat, and use sunscreen.
Mark R — Google review
Spectacular ruins to visit, much less busy than some of the better known sites. I spent a few hours here, you’re free to walk around most of the site without restriction. Keep your eyes peeled, I spotted a Little Owl hiding in the stones!
Neil — Google review
Great service. Huge shoutout for museum cashier which spent a few minutes to talk about history. Guy in black hood tshirt. One of few places on Peloponnese which historically is well preserved.
DRako1321 — Google review
Nice area Scenic view. Kids for free. Adults 15.
Mark S — Google review
Loved it! Well conserved and beautiful place.
Nathan J — Google review
Kalamata's Castle
3. Kalamata's Castle
4.2
(2588)
Castle
Sights & Landmarks
City views from hilltop ruins of a 13th-century fortification, with a modern amphitheater nearby.
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I loved this tranquil place surrounded by pine trees. A great place to stop and breathe, appreciate the scent of the trees, and just relax for a while. Not much to see as far as the ruined castle goes, but the views are wonderful, the trees provide shade, and there are toilets.
Nicola R — Google review
I would only go there for the view. There is nothing much to see but a small church, which is closed. It only cost €3 (I think it's cheaper for EU citizens or local people), to basically go up some stairs. I didn't see any signed of what the sight may have looked like in the past. The entrance looks nice though.
Catherine G — Google review
We really enjoyed our trip to the castle. It is definitely a workout on the legs. We parked down by the market and walked up. There is also parking at the top. Great view, we basically had the mountain top to ourselves.
Cameron R — Google review
Beautiful place for the views, most of the castle has been destroyed, but still worth a visit. It’s nice hike, but can be quite hot in summer time. The entrance was €5
Indy R — Google review
The acropolis of ancient Pharrhae (which was the name of the city until about the 10th century) is a construct that was initially built in the Mycenean Era, as it is clearly referred to as one of the cities promised to Achilles in order to rejoin the War. The benefits of the position, upon an elevated rocky formation with competent natural defenses and overlooking an irrigated fertile plain and a navigable gulf with access to port facilities and right beside a river to ensure its water supply, were quickly acknowledged and put to use. Just as the Mycenean remains have been lost beneath the overstructures, it is quite possible that a Neolithic Megaron lies even further below. What we see today is the result of a series of reconstructions, beginning from the Byzantine era. The Franks of the 4th crusade renovated the site extensively in the 13th century. Of the many others who came to possess the castle, the Venetians were the ones to work systematically upon it. Finally, the Ottomans kept it operational until the Greek revolution in 1821, when this was the first strategic victory of the independence-thirsting revolutionaries. Easy to visit, great for pics, and with immediate access to refreshments just a few blocks away, if the above is of little interest.
George S — Google review
The 5 euro entry fee is minimal and while there isn’t much left of the castle, the short climb to the top is worth it for the spectacular views of Kalamata city below. There is also an open air theatre which hosts some events. When we visited there was equipment set up for a show and plastic chairs in jumbled piles. My son turned one of the chairs the right way up and sat on it, taking a break from the 36 degree heat. A bloke suddenly appeared and (apologetically) told him not to touch the chairs and to sit on the stone step instead. Quite odd behaviour, we were hardly putting his plastic chair in any danger but in this summer heat people can act in strange ways. 🤷‍♂️
Jon H — Google review
Kalamata Castle is an impressive structure that showcases the rich historical and cultural heritage of Greece. From the top, overlooking the city and the harbor, you can deeply feel the stories of the past and the significance the castle has carried through the years. Visiting offers an unforgettable experience, combining a journey through history with the breathtaking beauty of the views.
Osman A — Google review
Not worth the 5 euro to pay The view is nice and all That's it
T S — Google review
Church of the Holy Apostles
4. Church of the Holy Apostles
4.8
(579)
Greek Orthodox church
Sights & Landmarks
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Amasin small old building, full of history and spiritual energy. Note how the rope attached to the bell over centuries sh!ved out stone. How many times do you need to ring the bell for this to happen? Definitely come to see it if you are in Kalamata.
Igor P — Google review
The Church of the Holy Apostles in Kalamata is small but full of history. It’s especially important because it’s where the Greek War of Independence was declared in 1821. A quick but meaningful stop if you’re exploring the city.
Evgeniya K — Google review
On the morning of 23 March 1821, Messinian revolutionaries occupied Kalamata. The Ottomans surrendered without fighting and Suleiman aga handed over the town and the Turkish armaments to the Greek revolutionaries. At noon of the same day, in front of the Byzantine Church of the Holy Apostles in Kalamata, a doxology was performed by 24 priests and monks.
Ed M — Google review
Nice and friendly atmosphere. The place around it is full of restaurants and some shops. We didn't go inside the church, we were only there in the evenings twice. It's a nice little place to visit when you are walking around downtown or even looking for something to eat.
Benjamin E — Google review
Kalamata, not only seaside! There is this nice small square with the Greek-Orthodox church. At 9 minutes by car from the sea, on the uptown,in the heart of Kalamata. All around there are restaurants and cafes, recommended to spend an evening walking or eating.
Alìta — Google review
Beautiful old Greek Orthodox church at a central and lively square of Kalamata city. It is a historical one, with interesting architecture.
Pierros Z — Google review
A truly historical site! The historic Church of the Holy Apostles adorns the main square of the city. It was here that the revolution was declared by the people of Kalamata on the 23rd of March, 1821. Do not miss the opportunity to visit the church if you are travelling to or through Kalamata.
Peter M — Google review
Beautiful, and Open for visitation at no cost. Icons in Naos still present. If in the area you MUST see this Church. Note how years of a just line pulling the bell wore away stone near the cord pull. Nothing says old like that!
Pts P — Google review
The Metropolitan church of Ypapanti- Kalamata
5. The Metropolitan church of Ypapanti- Kalamata
4.8
(1040)
Cathedral
Sights & Landmarks
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A very beautiful building, the cathedral of a city is an attraction worth your visit! Incredible neoclassical exterior architecture and beautiful interior, typical of orthodox cathedrals.
Thomas K — Google review
A beautiful church in the centre of the city. Built according to the Byzantine tradition, the Church of the Meeting of the Lord (Ypapanti) is a landmark of the city. The iconography blends traditional Byzantine artforms with the renaissance style. The grounds of the church are well kept. The monuments immortalising the hierarchs who have served the region, highlight the significance of the Church in the life of the Nation. If you are ever in Kalamata, take the opportunity to visit the church for peace and reflection, even momentarily in a busy city.
Peter M — Google review
The Metropolitan church of Ypapanti, is an amazingly beautiful cathedral, located in the historical center of Kalamata, the capital of Messinia, on the foot of Kalamata's Castle. This magnificent Byzantine-style church was built in 1839 and inaugurated in 1879. The Holy icon of the Virgin Mary (Ypapanti) is located here and it is considered as the patron saint of the city. Due to this, a big celebration is held here every 2nd of February, a date that is considered as a local holiday. The icon is dated to 672 AD and it was discovered in this area during the Ottoman rule. It is respected not only by the local residents of Kalamata, but by all the Greeks due to the numerous miracles that have been attributed to it. The whole site is very inspiring and it is highly recommended to visit it for anyone who visits this beautiful city!
Y.H. — Google review
Absolutely spectacular inside!!!
Phil W — Google review
Regularly used for ceremonies so be respectful.
Raj B — Google review
Beautiful cathedral. Iconography covers every wall. Largest church in Kalamata.
Anastasia K — Google review
Great and beautiful church. Has free access WC and is very quiet.
Jim K — Google review
The Greek Orthodox faith is so strong that even in the time of COVID-19 they will put on a mask prior to entering the building, then line up and take the mask off to kiss the 3 icons by the alter. Belief defies logic in so many respects. But it remains a peaceful place to sit, observe, and contemplate.
Empower — Google review
Victoria Karelias Collection of Traditional Greek Costumes
6. Victoria Karelias Collection of Traditional Greek Costumes
4.9
(790)
Heritage museum
Museums
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The costumes in this modern museum are absolutely stunning. Beautiful designs and displays from different areas of Greece. Truly superb history and preservation.
Patricia K — Google review
Fabulous private collection of traditional Greek clothing in a stunning gallery setting with expert lighting and occasional collaborations with fine artists. As a textile enthusiast I spent a good 2 hrs in here mopping up texture, form, stitch details, historical detail and colour combinations. A rich treasure trove of inspo if you love historical textiles. Kind and informative staff, and a wide variety of clothing types. Absolutely worth seeing, and great value at just Euros 5.
Sam C — Google review
What a treasure! Very well presented. Exceptionally kind, welcoming and knowledgeable staff. The shoes are exceptional. Perhaps a little history on these soles ... Gift shop silk scarves are masterpieces in themselves. We are all wearing them proudly. Σας ευχαριστώ
Alisa D — Google review
The museum gives very vivid impressions! The collection of clothes is interesting, it feels like it was collected very carefully and with understanding of the matter. There is a lot of interesting things for lovers of manual labor. Everything is very well organized and the atmosphere is pleasant. If you are in Kalamata, be sure to visit!!! By the way, the ticket is only 5 eur
Irina I — Google review
A truly magnificent collection! Highly recommend this museum on a visit to Kalamata. As a regular visitor to the V&A, this truly felt like entering one of their exhibitions. The quantity and quality of the items was fantastic. The level of detail and explanations on fabrics and origins/locations of the items to be found on their tablets as you go through the museum was so considered and well thought through. Beautifully presented items and modern in its explanation. Exceptional!
Natalie O — Google review
An amazing collection of traditional Greek folk costumes, wonderful and engaged staff, and a very modern exhibition. For me, a must-see on trip to Kalamata.
Tom Z — Google review
The Costume Museum in Kalamata is an absolutely amazing place, it’s a private collection of traditional Greek clothing from the 18th to the mid-20th century, and everything inside is so clean, so well taken care of, and just stunning, every piece of clothing and every piece of jewelry has its own place and is displayed with so much care and attention, nothing feels random, and the atmosphere is really special — it’s dark inside, and against the dark background every item seems to come to life, you can really feel the history and personality in each piece, it’s one of the most beautiful and impressive museums I’ve ever been to and I 100% recommend it to anyone visiting Kalamata.
Anastasia M — Google review
100% recommend!! One of the highlights from my trip to Greece from Australia! The exhibitions are stunning, the documtation is mind blowing and the staff are so kind and knowledgeable! I will be telling friends and family about this. Tickets are 5 euro each, the facilities are clean and its temperature controlled. We came on a Thursday and had the place to ourselves.
Nikayla A — Google review
Kalamata Municipal Railway Park
7. Kalamata Municipal Railway Park
4.5
(2873)
Park
Nature & Parks
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Kalamata Municipal Railway Park is an absolute delight for anyone with even a hint of nostalgia for the golden age of railways. This park, nestled in the city center, is not just a park but an open-air museum that stands as the only one of its kind in Greece. From the moment you enter, you're transported back in time with the sight of vintage locomotives and carriages, each telling its own story of Greece's railway history. It's fascinating to see the well-preserved steam engines and the old wooden carriages that once connected Athens to Piraeus. The park does an excellent job of blending history with greenery, providing a serene environment for a leisurely stroll or a family picnic. What makes this place even more special is its location - easily accessible from the central square of Kalamata, making it a perfect stop for tourists exploring the city. The park is not just about the trains; it's a community space with playgrounds for children, a cafe in the old station building, and shaded areas for relaxation. Despite some reviews mentioning maintenance issues, I found the park to be well-kept, with the trains and surrounding areas clean and inviting. It's clear that the local community values this historical site, and it's heartening to see it used as a place for both education and recreation. For train enthusiasts, this park is a treasure trove, and for families, it offers a unique way to spend an afternoon, letting kids explore and learn while adults enjoy the lush surroundings. It's a testament to Kalamata's rich history and a wonderful example of how cities can preserve their heritage while creating spaces for leisure. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Kalamata looking for a blend of history, culture, and outdoor fun. Five stars for this hidden gem that deserves much more recognition.
Balkan F — Google review
Review of Municipal Railway Park Not a lot to see, but it’s a pleasant little stop if you’re in the area. The park has a few old trains on display, which might interest train lovers or kids, but don’t expect a full museum experience. It’s quiet, well-kept, and makes for a nice walk if you want a short break. Worth a quick visit if you're nearby — just don’t plan your whole day around it.
Connor F — Google review
Great place for kids and train enthusiasts. Trains could do with a little tlc, but overall really nice. The old station is a cafe with plenty of shade and seating. Definitely worth a visit, especially with kids
Jody F — Google review
A great collection of steam engines that you can climb into and mess around with. It turns out this is the old Kalamata train station. If you like railways this is a cool place.It's also pretty shady in the park. You can also take a hot walk down to the port. There are no good restaurants in the area but there are a couple of good coffee shops.We enjoyed it.
Susan D — Google review
The trains might be interesting to the kids, but they are in a little sad state. I guess the city does not have money to maintain the park and the trains. The public restroom is also sad looking, covered with garfity. We'll, at least the park has it. Anyway, it is a nice little piece of grinery in the city, where there is not too much.
Igor P — Google review
A highly surprising amazt place! In an a free public place there is an enormous amount of very old steam trains, into which it's even possible to enter. But there are no explanation signs, as there are in standard rail museums.
Pavel S — Google review
I can't imagine having such free access to old steam engines and rolling stock in the UK, it's in a lovely cool park so a relief from the sun. Great history and engineering on show for all, and no admission fee.
Steve C — Google review
Unexpected find. Could be improved with some maintenance and a tidy up.
Wendy C — Google review
Kalamata's Open MARKET - MARCHÉ - MERCADO
8. Kalamata's Open MARKET - MARCHÉ - MERCADO
4.6
(1591)
Coffee shop
Food & Drink
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You can find fresh, domestic vegetables, fruits, fresh fish, olives, olive oil produced in small farms, production. Atmosphere is nice, you can experience how local people communicate, buy, talk like they argue. If you want to experience vibe of the town, you have to visit the Kalamata's open market.
Nevena T — Google review
Authentic Greek Farmers market with fantastic fresh produce and a lovely atmosphere. Worth getting up early. Google seems to think this is a restaurant - you can totally eat here but its more like grazing from stall to stall as you buy pastries, fresh fruit and honey.
Clare D — Google review
Excellent quality for : Fresh fruit, vegetables, herbs , fish, honey and dairy products. I love Greek street markets!
Artemis19100 — Google review
Every saturday morning, starting from 7:30 the farmers market is open, To the market are coming farmers from all The Peloponese peninsula with fresh product from vegetables, fruits, sallads to all tipes of meets, fish etc , is the biggest market in the area.
Ciprian A — Google review
Great old market that sells fruit, vedge, fish meat and cheeses. Also sell lots of tourist things to take home like olives , olive oil, dried figs herbs etc. The tourist stuff is much cheaper than you but at the tourist traps , so a good place to go to stock up on presents gor home. Nice friendly oeople that will give you samples to try without being pushy and will advise you obyhrbdifferent stuffed olives etc. The market is not far from the steps to the castle with nice veiws over kalamata. Plenty of traditional tavernas and cafe neon's serving drinks at uninflated price. A nice place to spend a few hours exploring the streets of the old part of town.
Peter M — Google review
A must-do authentic Greek experience for all foodie- tourists! Do not pass up the products in To kelari tis agoras! We are still kicking ourselves that we didn't buy more olive oil!
Dorothy P — Google review
It is the place to buy fruits vegetables, fish , meat and cheese. It is open every Wednesday and Saturday and there are nice cafes next to it
מרדכי ט — Google review
Market is an amazing sight and the best place to get produce in the area, fish and courgette flowers were our highlights. Well worth a visit and good to help local producers instead of the supermarkets.
Grace P — Google review
Kalamata Military Museum
9. Kalamata Military Museum
4.8
(470)
War museum
Museums
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Fabulous museum covering the period from the war for Greek Independence to post world war 2. The primary information is in Greek but with QR codes for English. Uniforms and weapons on display from each conflict. We were fortunate to have a volunteer guide walk us thru which added another positive layer to our visit. Modest entrance fees 3 euro adult 2 euro senior. Definitely recommend.
Bjorgvin S — Google review
Good collection of Greek military uniforms and weapons and lots of information about the military history of Kalamata. The 3 euro entry price is very reasonable. Great for history buffs and teenage children. Well worth a visit. The exhibition is over two floors and on the air conditioning on the second floor was off making it difficult to stay up there on a 36 degree day. When I told someone they said sorry suggesting they knew it was off or not working, something they should fix if they want tourists to visit.
Jon H — Google review
A journey through the history of Greece's military. Interesting displays that capture key moments of the various wars, explained by a local tour guide.
Raj B — Google review
A small but very wellmaintained museum. The place is a bit old, but everything is kept in great condition and it’s quite interesting. It has two floors with carefully preserved exhibits. In the backyard, you can find a tank and a plane. Overall, it was a very pleasant and interesting visit. I definitely recommend it!
Anastasia M — Google review
I learned so much from the visit about Greel history from the years from 1821 until WW1 that I had no idea about. Our guide spoke English perfectly. Definitely worth a visit.
Phil W — Google review
Cute museum, a lot of explanations also in English. Different artifacts and tools. Safe for kids, nothing directly brutal on display, and kids enjoyed a lot. Air-Conditioned. There are an impressive airplane, two tanks and large cannons in the back yard. Low-cost and kids enter for free.
Pavel S — Google review
3 euro price. Enjoyed it and spent maybe one hour. QR coded on each exhibit were helpful
Kip M — Google review
We really enjoyed the museum we had our own guide who talked us around the museum in English. Our guide was informative with a pleasant manor giving us time to ask questions and take photographs. A very enjoyable couple of hours.
Diane L — Google review
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