PVRPV’s Holiday Snow Globe: Instagram Ready, A Must-See Winter Display

December 18, 2024

This NYC style Christmas window has made a return to PVRPV for the third annual installation. This years theme “Holiday Snowglobe”. Designer Jamie Alexander & stylist Joshua Breau have recreated a childhood memory in all of us.

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Snow Globe Recalls Days of Childhood Memories

Story by Victor Lara
Photos by Maritza hatchett and Victor Lara

Exciting news from PVRPV! This year marks the return of the beloved NYC-style Christmas window for its third annual installation, and it’s a magical one! The theme for this year is “Holiday Snow Globe,” a captivating concept brought to life by the talented designer Jamie Alexander (now PVRPV’s Director of Business Development) and stylist Joshua Breau.

As you approach the window, you’re instantly transported back to those cherished childhood memories of shaking a snow globe and watching the snowflakes dance in a winter wonderland. Alexander and Breau have brilliantly captured that nostalgic essence, creating a stunning display that invites viewers to reminisce about the joy and wonder of the holiday season.

The intricate details and enchanting elements of the installation are sure to delight visitors of all ages, making it a must-see this holiday season. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, be sure to stop by PVRPV and experience the magic of the “Holiday Snow Globe.” It’s a celebration of creativity, nostalgia, and the spirit of Christmas that you won’t want to miss!

To go and see the window and get your Instagram photos you can visit the PVRPV main office at:

PVRPV
Lazaro Cardenas 205
Emiliano Zapata, Puerto Vallarta

Quick Facts: Constructing the window display took:

Six months of designing
Two months of planning
Three weeks of preparation
Two days to build and assemble it
20 pounds of glitter snow
Eight cans of spray snow
Nine PVRPV team members

In 2023, more than 6,000 people visited the window, which had the theme “The Nutcrackers Came for Christmas.”

The window stays lit until Old Christmas (aka Three Kings Day in Mexico) – January 6, 2025.