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Parents and students preparing for the new academic year can expect a wide range of school items at competitive prices when the Joy FM Back-to-School Fair opens on Friday, September 4, 2026.
Vendors participating in the two-day fair say they will offer quality school products alongside special discounts for shoppers.
The fair will take place on Friday, September 4, and Saturday, September 5, at the car park in front of Joy FM.
Participating vendors are encouraging parents, guardians and students to visit their stands and take advantage of the offers available during the event.
The fair is expected to bring together a variety of exhibitors, giving shoppers the opportunity to compare products, access discounts and make several back-to-school purchases at one location.
The participating traders say the special offers are intended to help families prepare for the new academic year while getting value for money.
The Joy FM Back-to-School Fair runs from September 4 to 5, 2026, at the car park in front of Joy FM.
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