Peppa Pig

In the Clubhouse Shop programme, Peppa and her friends set up a make‑believe shop inside the clubhouse. They act as shopkeepers, offering various items for the parents to purchase. The segment showcases the children’s imaginative play as they run the tiny store.

Clubhouse Shop is a short programme that follows Peppa and her friends as they dive into a bit of make‑believe. The episode centres on the children’s clubhouse, which they transform into a tiny shop where the whole family can pop in. It’s presented as a simple, self‑contained story that lets the young characters take charge of a pretend retail space. In this particular segment the gang sets up the makeshift shop and acts as the shopkeepers, arranging the space so that parents can wander in and purchase whatever items they’ve imagined. The play is entirely driven by the children’s ideas, with Peppa and her mates deciding what the shop should look like and how it should operate while the adults play the role of customers. The focus stays on the act of pretending to sell things to the grown‑ups. The episode keeps the setting firmly within the clubhouse, using the familiar environment to frame the children’s imaginative venture. All of the action revolves around Peppa and her friends, and the only audience they cater to in the story are the parents who come in to “shop”. The narrative stays limited to this playful scenario, without introducing any external characters or locations.