Pikmin fans are getting something special in downtown Nashville this October with the Nashville Pikmin Gathering from Nintendo of America. (Nintendo/NCVC Corporate)
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) —Pikmin fans are getting something special in downtown Nashville this October with the Nashville Pikmin Gathering from Nintendo of America.
Visitors and locals will get to see colorful Pikmin popping up throughout famous downtown spots during the month-long event.
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There are seven Special Spots marked around the city as part of an interactive MINI WALK, which uses the Pikmin Bloom mobile app to make things more fun with in-app rewards and Gold Seedlings for Decor Pikmin.
Nashville Pikmin Gathering is set to come alive during two main weekends, Oct. 3-4 and Oct. 31 – Nov. 1, and a pop-up tent at the Nashville Walk of Fame Park will be the starting point each time.
There are seven Special Spots marked around the city as part of an interactive MINI WALK, which uses the Pikmin Bloom mobile app to make things more fun with in-app rewards and Gold Seedlings for Decor Pikmin. (WZTV)
The tent will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., where participants can learn about Pikmin and get ready to explore.
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“We’re thrilled to welcome Nintendo of America to Downtown Nashville. Together, we hope to create an experience that brings families together while encouraging people to get out and explore our city,” said Rob Mortensen, CEO of The Broadway Entertainment Association. “We hope that as you explore Downtown Nashville in search of Pikmin, you’ll experience the music and culture that has made this city famous around the world.”
The Nashville Pikmin Gathering runs all October in downtown and gives everyone a chance to get outside, explore new spots and have some fun with Pikmin through the city’s busiest streets.
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