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Nkoyoyo Pop Up Flea confirms free entry, after-party tickets on sale

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MBABANE – Vendors and shoppers will enter the upcoming  Pop Up Flea for free, with an entry fee only for the after-party, organisers have confirmed.

The BK Lodge and Conference Centre Pop Up Flea is set for September 26, 2026, at BK Lodge and Conference Centre, Nkoyoyo.

Organisers said the decision was to let people get the feel of the market and to encourage other entrepreneurs. “We really want people to get the feel of it and also open room to encourage other entrepreneurs that no business is too small, everyone starts somewhere,” the organisers said.

According to the official poster, the flea will run under the tagline ‘Shop. Explore. Enjoy’ and will feature fashion, lifestyle, handmade art, jewellery, food, children’s games and gifts. Entry to this part is free.

The after-party, billed as ‘good vibes, music, celebration’ will carry an entry fee of E150 early bird and E180 at the gate.

Stall bookings are in the final stage. The event is hosted by BK Lodge and Conference Centre in collaboration with Cid on Fleek Events and Decorating.

Contact: 7638 8064 / cideruz4321@gmail.com for more information.

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