MyPertamina Market Celebrates Independence Day with Fun Activities and Subsidized Goods

PT Pertamina Patra Niaga is hosting the MyPertamina Pasar Rakyat event as part of the celebrations for Indonesia's 81st Independence Day. The event will take place on August 16-17, 2026, at Hutan Kota GBK in Jakarta, offering visitors a variety of activities. These include UMKM bazaars, food stalls, subsidized essential goods, competitions, and free entertainment from national musicians.

The two-day event will feature Zumba and Pilates sessions, Independence Day-themed games and competitions, and a UMKM and culinary bazaar. Visitors can also benefit from the MyPertamina loyalty program, with opportunities to exchange MyPertamina points for merchandise and special offers. National musicians such as D'Masiv, Rumahsakit, Wali, and Enau are scheduled to perform, adding to the festive atmosphere.

Kitty Andhora, VP of Corporate Communication at PT Pertamina Patra Niaga, stated that the MyPertamina Pasar Rakyat is a commitment to engage more closely with customers and provide a space for the community to celebrate Independence Day together. "We want to present an Independence Day celebration that is not only festive but also beneficial for the community," Kitty said. "We are offering various activities, from UMKM bazaars to entertainment and promotions, so people can enjoy the Independence Day moment with a pleasant experience."

Beyond entertainment, the event serves to introduce MyPertamina's services and loyalty programs while supporting UMKM businesses by providing them a platform to reach a wider audience. "We invite all citizens to come with family and friends to enjoy all the activities we have prepared," Kitty added. "Make sure you have downloaded the MyPertamina application, as simply showing the code in the app will grant access to the MyPertamina Pasar Rakyat festivities. Let's celebrate the spirit of Indonesian Independence together with us on August 16-17, 2026, at Hutan Kota GBK, Jakarta. All activities are free and open to the public."