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FREE TRADING CARD EVENT:On Feb. 22,eroticism and art Five Below is running a free Pokémon trading card event. Score a free Pikachu promo card with select purchases. Check your nearest location here.

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Calling all Pokémon fans — there's a special event happening at your nearest Five Below store this weekend.

On Feb. 22, Five Below is hosting a free Pokémon trading card event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. where attendees can swap cards with other fans. As part of this free event, you can also score a free Pikachu promo card with select purchases.

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It's important to note that not all Five Below will be participating, so we recommend checking your nearest location here and calling ahead to avoid disappointment. Once you've confirmed the details that matter, you can make plans to attend and get your hands on that free promo card.

Happy swapping!

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