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Dollhouse & Co hosted a Bratz dolls-themed pop-up on Aug. 30. Credit: Francesca Reyes A local flea market pop-up will host more than 25 vendors Sunday at a “Hannah Montana”-themed market, offering glitz, glamor and vintage shopping. Dollhouse & Co, a local small business that frequently hosts large-scale pop-up markets, will host its new Nobody’s Perfect Pop-Up, inspired by the 2006 Disney sitcom “Hannah Montana.” The event will be held at Strongwater Events, located at 401 W. Town St., from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. “This year marked the 20th anniversary of ‘Hannah Montana,’” said Sania Mohamed, founder and owner of Dollhouse and Co. “That is such an iconic show for so many people growing up in the 2000s. I was born in 2001, so that was very iconic for me. We always love to play into these very nostalgic, loved themes and vibes.” The series stars singer Miley Cyrus as teenager Miley Stewart, who lives a double life as a famous pop star under the stage name Hannah Montana.

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