Nine artists from Puerto Vallarta will participate in "100 Fridas for Frida," an international exhibition opening September 3 at the Blank Canvas gallery in London. Their work will join that of 100 creators exploring Frida Kahlo’s life, identity and lasting influence from diverse artistic perspectives.
Complementary construction on the Puerto Vallarta side of the Amado Nervo Bridge project is moving forward, with work continuing on Avenida Federación and plans for additional roadway, a vehicular bridge and bicycle paths. The full connection is expected to be completed by mid-2027.
Puerto Vallarta’s Municipal Government has delivered 5 new pickup truck patrol vehicles, along with uniforms & equipment for police officers. The additions are intended to strengthen preventive patrols and improve the force’s ability to respond across the city.
Protecting your family's financial future is easier than ever as Jalisco launches its annual "September, Month of the Will" campaign. Running through October 10, state notaries are slashing fees by 88 percent to just 2,300 pesos, giving residents and expats a fast, low-cost way to secure their estate.
Following days of widespread disruptions, SEAPAL Vallarta has begun restoring water service to the city's northern neighborhoods after taking over delayed tank connection works. Crews are running system tests while tankers continue to deliver water to residents.
Puerto Vallarta wrapped up July 2026 with a strong 68 percent hotel occupancy rate, outpacing the national summer average by three percentage points. While slightly below last year's figures, the solid turnout signals steady momentum as local hoteliers prepare for a busy winter season.
A routine Mexican Navy patrol at Playa Los Muertos led to the discovery of a sea turtle nest containing 62 eggs. The nest was secured and transferred to environmental specialists for protected incubation as Puerto Vallarta’s sea turtle nesting season continues.
Jalisco has launched a regional training program to foster safe coexistence between residents, tourists, and native crocodiles. The initiative brings together environmental authorities, researchers, tourism representatives and community groups to improve prevention, education and species conservation.
Puerto Vallarta is once again making its mark on the international culinary scene, with acclaimed restaurants Gaviotas and Mikado nominated for the 2026 World Culinary Awards. Their recognition highlights the city's growing reputation as a destination for exceptional dining and diverse culinary experiences.
CUCosta joined the 26th anniversary of El Salado’s protected-area designation by releasing 180 young green iguanas into the estuary. The animals were raised from rescued nests at the university’s Cipactli Reptile House, supporting local biodiversity and more than two decades of conservation work.
