Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico – More than 30 young entrepreneurs will showcase their products and talents this Saturday, August 15, during the 18th edition of the Youth Bazaar, which will feature a special Back to School theme at Lázaro Cárdenas Park in Puerto Vallarta.
Organized by the Youth Directorate under the administration of Mayor Luis Munguía, the event will bring together young artists and creators for an afternoon and evening of shopping, entertainment, music and community connection.
From 3:00 to 9:00 pm, visitors can explore a variety of locally made products, snacks, desserts and other offerings while supporting young entrepreneurs from Puerto Vallarta. The Back to School theme adds a timely focus as families prepare for the return to classes.
The Youth Bazaar is designed to be more than a place to shop. It provides young entrepreneurs with an accessible space to promote their businesses, gain exposure and connect directly with the community. The initiative also encourages local consumption and creates opportunities for budding businesses to grow.
Artistic performances will add to the program, with young Puerto Vallarta talents taking the stage throughout the event. Participants include Quinteta A, Black Drops and Xiakari Iyari, who will present live music and folk dance.
The initiative is being carried out through the Youth Directorate, headed by Herova Olmos, with the support of Mayor Luis Munguía. Its goal is to strengthen opportunities for young people to develop their businesses, showcase their abilities and participate actively in the community.
The 18th edition of the Youth Bazaar reflects Puerto Vallarta’s continued support for youth entrepreneurship and creativity while contributing to the local economy. By bringing young business owners and the public together in one welcoming space, the event offers an opportunity to discover local products and support the next generation of entrepreneurs.
Admission is free, and families, young people and the general public are invited to attend, enjoy the activities and support the local businesses participating in this Back to School edition.
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