Classical tradition meets modern rock energy this month as Madera Strings prepares for a performance at Nacho Daddy. Scheduled for Sunday, October 18 at 7:30 pm, the string quartet promises an engaging musical performance set within an 18th-century atmosphere.
The Beatles are taking over the big screens at Puerto Vallarta’s Nacho Daddy on September 29, when the weekly Tuesday Happy Hour Concert Series presents Yellow Submarine. Guests can enjoy the 1968 animated classic, music and Happy Hour specials from 4 to 6 pm.
Mexico’s Twelfth Naval Zone joined Puerto Vallarta officials in a cleanup at Punta Negra Beach, where 16 naval personnel collected approximately 185 kilograms of inorganic waste, including glass, metal, plastic and driftwood, as part of a national coastal conservation campaign.
For the first time in history, Jalisco is serving as the sole host of the CONADE National Paralympic Games. Running from September 20 to October 10, over 4,500 para-athletes are competing as Jalisco aims to defend its legacy and capture its 21st consecutive national championship on home turf.
Uber Mujeres is now available in Puerto Vallarta, giving women more choice when booking rides through the app. The service lets passengers request female drivers for immediate or scheduled trips and set a preference to be matched with women whenever possible.
Athletes and sports groups in Puerto Vallarta are rallying behind a proposal for a new scenic bike path. Urging Governor Pablo Lemus to back the project, organizers have scheduled a public demonstration ride on September 20 to advocate for safer mobility.
Puerto Vallarta is preparing for Mexico’s Independence Day, with Navy personnel rehearsing for the traditional civic-military parade on September 16. A recent demonstration at Puerto Mágico offered a preview of the formations, exercises and specialized skills that will be showcased.
Puerto Vallarta will host a free traditional mariachi concert at Los Arcos del Malecón on September 9, as one of seven musical caravans brings musicians from across Mexico to the city. The performance is part of the 25th National Traditional Mariachi Gathering and the gathering’s statewide program.
Puerto Vallarta’s Animal Welfare Department has rescued 146 dogs and cats so far in 2026, including 93 dogs and 53 cats. Of those, 132 have been rehabilitated and placed in homes, reflecting growing involvement in protecting animals and reporting neglect.
As the 2026-2027 school year begins, Puerto Vallarta is easing financial pressure on local families. Mayor Luis Munguía’s administration is delivering free uniforms, shoes, and backpacks to over 26,000 students while offering complimentary medical care.
