MALKERNS- The countdown to the much-anticipated Eswatini Farmers Market is gaining momentum, with physical tickets now available at Pick n Pay stores nationwide following the sell-out of the event’s VIP Early Bird tickets.
Organisers have announced that the VIP Early Bird phase has officially sold out, signalling strong interest ahead of the market experience. With the limited Early Bird allocation exhausted, VIP tickets have now moved into Phase 1.
Fans who have not yet secured their tickets can now purchase them physically at Pick n Pay countrywide, giving eventgoers a convenient option to get their passes without relying solely on online purchases.
Online tickets remain available through Carrot Tickets, with prices currently set at E300 for general admission, E120 for kids and E850 for VIP.
The ticket update comes as excitement continues to build around the Eswatini Farmers Market, which is expected to bring together food, entertainment, shopping and social experiences under one roof.
The market has also been generating buzz through its entertainment lineup, with names such as Zee Nxumalo and Oscar Mbo attached to the 2026 edition. The event is positioned as an opportunity for friends and families to enjoy a day out while experiencing local and regional food, lifestyle and entertainment offerings.
For those eyeing the VIP experience, the sell-out of the Early Bird tickets serves as a reminder that the different ticket phases have limited allocations. The VIP category is now available at E850 under Phase 1.
General admission remains priced at E300, while children can attend for E120, making the event accessible to different groups looking to spend the day at the market.
With physical tickets now on shelves at Pick n Pay and online sales continuing, organisers are encouraging prospective attendees to secure their tickets ahead of the event rather than waiting until the last minute.
Tickets can be purchased at Pick n Pay stores countrywide or online via Carrot Tickets.
As anticipation continues to rise, the message from the organisers is clear: the VIP Early Bird is gone, but the Farmers Market experience is only getting started.
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