Analisi Jaringan Sosial pada Penyelenggaraan Pasar Tempo Doloe di Kelurahan Pilang Kota Probolinggo

Abstract

The Tempo Doloe Market at Permata Beach offers traditional snacks with a nostalgic vibe. Its location, lined with pine trees, enhances the old-fashioned atmosphere, making it a major draw for both locals and out-of-town visitors looking to enjoy the cuisine of yesteryear. This study aims to analyze the networks involved in the market. As it is evident that this market cannot operate independently, there must be support and underlying elements behind it. The research method employed is qualitative with a phenomenological approach. Data collection techniques include observation, in-depth interviews, and literature review. Data analysis involves three stages: data reduction, data presentation, and drawing conclusions. The results indicate that the Market relies on both strong and weak social ties to organize its events. Strong ties are evident among visitors, vendors, dance performers, and security guards—all residents of Pilang who share a close rapport with one another. Weak ties are represented by vendors coming from outside the city who do not sell traditional snacks, as well as non-governmental and governmental organizations participating in supporting the event. Those with weak ties do not have direct, intense contact or interaction with Pilang residents. They lack strong emotional bonds. Research findings indicate that the Pasar Tempo Doloe event is supported by many parties. The parties involved can be categorized based on the strength of their social ties; some have strong ties, while others have weak ties.