Children’s Day celebrations are underway in Puerto Vallarta, where festivities began last weekend at the CTM Sports Unit in Lomas de Coapinole, and continue at various venues through April 30. From games and shows to special events, families can look forward to days filled with laughter and memorable moments.
On May 1, Mexico observes El Día del Trabajador, an official non-working holiday that honors the nation’s workforce. As schools, banks & government offices close, employees celebrate the historic progress made in labor rights and enjoy a well-earned day of rest.
Puerto Vallarta Pride returns May 17–24, 2026, with the theme 'A Very Mexican Pride.' The week-long celebration features parades, parties, cultural events, and live entertainment across the Romantic Zone, showcasing the city’s welcoming spirit and rich traditions.
Kitesurfers from Mexico and around the world will gather in Bucerías May 22–24 for the Festival del Viento. With thrilling competitions, beachside entertainment, and free public access, the event promises 4 days of action on the waters of Banderas Bay.