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Horizon Shopping Centre Kid-Preneurs Market

Excitement is brewing as Horizon Shopping Centre gears up to host a one-of-a-kind event that promises to showcase the entrepreneurial spirit of our youth. On the 23rd of March 2024, budding business moguls aged 8 to 24 are invited to showcase their talents and products at the eagerly anticipated Kid-Prenuers Market. We are thrilled to …

Excitement is brewing as Horizon Shopping Centre gears up to host a one-of-a-kind event that promises to showcase the entrepreneurial spirit of our youth. On the 23rd of March 2024, budding business moguls aged 8 to 24 are invited to showcase their talents and products at the eagerly anticipated Kid-Prenuers Market.

We are thrilled to provide a space where young minds can unleash their entrepreneurial potential and showcase their talents to the world. The Kid-Prenuers Market is not just about buying and selling; it’s about empowering our youth to believe in themselves and pursue their dreams.

Young entrepreneurs interested in participating are encouraged to sign up for a small vendor fee of R250. This fee includes a designated stall space at the market and access to a wide audience of eager shoppers.

In addition to offering a platform for young vendors to display their products, the event will feature a thrilling competition judged on creativity, standard of product, and innovativeness.

This competition adds an extra layer of excitement and motivation for participants to unleash their entrepreneurial flair and captivate the hearts and minds of shoppers.

Sign up to be a vendor on the Popping market website: www.popping.co.za/event/horizon-kidpreneur-market-23-mar-24

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Author: Holly Nemathithi from Mall Marketing on behalf of Horizon Shopping Centre.

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