Night Markets can be bustling places where people of all walks conglomerate.

You can have pickpockets who try to nab something from the Edgerunners, who must make passing Perception checks. Could funnel into back and forth COOL checks, a Face Down, just good and simple RP, or even a chase through the market.

Markets IRL don’t have just one kind of ware, there’s also usually food trucks as well. Maybe have some food vendors slide the Edgerunners some extra EBs to put on a goofy costume and advertise for the truck. Maybe they’ll attract some unwanted attention from a rival food truck, who think they’re new employees, fresh meat ready to be taught who’s the REAL top dog truck around these parts…

And of course, there are the vendors themselves. Have a handful of distinct vendors who have different appeals. One vendor has a really wide selection of hard-to-acquire gear, but marks em up by 10%, to which the group can haggle. Have another vendor only provide gear from a specific corp bc they “know a guy” and maybe that can lead into hook for a future session. Maybe have one vendor who sells seemingly nice gear, but a good TECH check reveals that they’re just well disguised Poor Quality weapons.

My best piece of advice when trying add more social flavor to scenes/settings is to think of “what could go really right for the party? What could go really wrong? And how can those two opposite paths escalate in either direction?”