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January 19, 2025

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Predators Introduce Holiday Pop-up Experience

The Predators are embracing the holiday spirit by offering a series of festive events at their holiday pop-up.

The Nashville Predators have introduced the inaugural Smashville Snow Globe experience at Bridgestone Arena this holiday season. Fans are invited to visit the festive holiday pop-up experience, located at Pete and Terry’s Tavern, from Dec. 5 – 23. The experience will be open from 3 – 11 p.m. on weekdays and from 11 a.m.- 6 p.m. on Sundays.

Highlights include fun-filled activities like holiday crafts, memorable photo opportunities with Santa and team mascot, GNASH. The unique holiday atmosphere features festive twinkling lights, dazzling holiday décor and photo-worthy spots. Delaware North, the Predators’ hospitality and retail partner, added several new festive menu items – including the “Holiday Panini” (sourdough bread, ham Gruyere cheese, cranberry and mustard with tri-color holiday chips and salsa) and “DIY Sugar Cookies,” along with drinks such as “Hot Tennessee Toddy,” “Holiday Honey Thyme” and “Holiday Party Punch.”

Additionally, the Smashville Snow Globe will host special events and activities such as Ugly Sweater Sundays, a festive tradition where guests are encouraged to show off their most outrageous and hilarious holiday sweaters each Sunday during the pop-up event (Dec. 8, Dec. 15 and Dec. 22). Whether it’s covered in mixed patterns, oversized decorations, or just pure tackiness, the fan with the ugliest sweater will walk away with a Predators prize. Fans are also encouraged to come to the pop-up to celebrate the Jack Daniel’s Barrel Tree Lighting ceremony that will take place outside on the plaza before the game on Dec. 10 when the team takes on the Calgary Flames.

For more information on the Smashville Snow Globe pop-up experience, please visit NashvillePredators.com/PeteandTerrys.

 

 

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Michael Aldrich

Michael Aldrich is Nashville Parent's Managing Editor and a Middle Tennessee arts writer. He and his wife, Alison, are the proud parents of 4-year-old Ezra and baby Norah.