Gyeongnam-do to Host Pop-up Store with NC Dinos and Local Content Companies ... Limited-Edition Goods on Sale

Gyeongnam Content IP Pop-up Store
Limited-edition goods and immersive events
Meet the NC Dinos mascots and experience the Space League recruitment
Open to all visitors at Changwon NC Park

Gyeongsangnam-do and the Gyeongnam Culture and Arts Foundation will host the 'Gyeongnam Content IP Pop-up Store' at the outdoor plaza of Changwon NC Park from August 22 to August 28, 2025.

At this event, limited-edition goods (planned products) that combine the intellectual property (IP) of local content companies and the NC Dinos will be available for purchase.

Additionally, visitors can enjoy the meeting of the NC Dinos mascots 'Dandi' and 'Sseri' with Gyeongsangnam-do's promotional character 'Byori', as well as hands-on events and immersive content themed around recruiting members for the Space League team.

This pop-up store, held under the theme 'Pop Up to the Space League! Grand Recruitment for the Space League Baseball Team', will feature participation from a total of 11 companies.

Seven companies-Blue Nova Lab, Jelly Snow, Flexible, Sono Lab, MM Day, 365, and Alias-will showcase and sell a total of 34 types of limited-edition goods, including underwear, uniforms, figures, mood lights, fans, stickers, and keyrings.

The other four companies-Widi, Brist & Play Mephistowaltz, Cocodrone, and Nanacon-will present immersive anamorphic content that maximizes three-dimensional effects using optical illusions, as well as interactive bingo games, drone baseball, and AR-based quiz games.

The pop-up store will operate for a total of six days, from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. each day, except for August 25, when there is no NC Dinos home game. It is open to anyone visiting Changwon NC Park.

Jin Pilnyeo, Director of the Cultural Industry Division of Gyeongsangnam-do, stated, "The pop-up store is a trend favored by the 2030 youth generation and represents a new content model that delivers sales, experiences, and stories simultaneously. We hope this will be an opportunity for the excellent IP and technological capabilities of local content companies to come one step closer to residents and baseball fans."