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The much anticipated annual Pepperpot Festival is set to return on Saturday, November 28, with vendor registration now open ahead of the event. The 2026 festival will run from 10:00h to 18:00h at the Rehab Centre, 29 Lance Gibbs Street, Georgetown. Registration opened Thursday and will close on November 21, with organiser Andrea Bryan-Garner confirming that this year’s festival will accommodate a maximum of just over 40 vendors due to space limitations at the venue. Now in its fourth hosting, the Pepperpot Festival has become an eagerly anticipated annual event since its debut in November 2022. The festival was also held in 2023 and 2025, with no event staged in 2024 as Bryan-Garner welcomed a new baby.
Speaking with the Sunday Times, Bryan-Garner shared that the growing anticipation surrounding the event has been particularly encouraging, with people beginning to enquire about its return as November approaches. “This all started with a dream I had one night about attending a pepperpot festival, so I can’t believe this is my fourth edition and I never even saw myself being here, having successfully executed this event that people look forward to. As soon November rounds the bend, I start getting messages: ‘Are you doing Pepperpot Festival this year? When is it?’ Some vendors have been with me from the first one until now and that shows it’s been working for them and their businesses. I usually pick the last Saturday in November, which falls on the 28th this year,” she revealed.




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