Puerto Vallarta’s social scene will sparkle on Sunday, March 2nd, as Act2PV hosts its highly anticipated Oscars Watch Party. This “Vallarta-Chic” event, hosted by David Sabella and David Maiocco, promises an evening of elegance and entertainment, all while supporting a vital cause.
The festivities begin at 6:00 pm with a welcoming glass of champagne, setting the stage for a delightful Italian dinner. Guests will be treated to live entertainment during commercial breaks, ensuring a continuously engaging experience. Adding to the excitement, attendees can participate in a 50/50 drawing, try their luck with enticing raffle prizes, and bid on unique items in a silent auction.
This glamorous night isn’t just about Hollywood’s biggest awards; it’s a fundraiser for Act2PV’s essential elevator project. The goal is to raise $20,000 USD to improve accessibility at the theater. With over $10,000 already secured, the community’s generosity is making a real difference. An anonymous donor has pledged to match all contributions up to $5,000 USD, doubling the impact of every dollar. Every donation, big or small, will help reach the final goal.
Tickets for this special evening are $800 MXN per person, payable in cash at the door. Due to expected popularity, reservations are required. Secure your spot by emailing TheOscarsParty(at)act2pv.com.
For those unable to attend but wishing to contribute to the elevator fund, click HERE to make an online donations through PayPal. Cash donations are also gladly accepted.
Act2PV is also seeking donations of high-end items for the silent auction. If you have something special to contribute, please contact Marsha at Marsha(at)act2pv.com.
Join Act2PV for a night of fun, fashion, and philanthropy, and help make their (and their patrons’) elevator dream a reality.
Act2PV is located at the corner of Basilio Badillo and Insurgentes in Zona Romantica. For more information about this season’s shows, or to buy tickets, check out their website or go to the box office, now open 12:00 pm to 10:00 pm daily.
