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More than 40 local and international artists will showcase paintings, sculptures and photography at the 26th Annual Auction of the Los Mangos Library Cultural Center on March 6.
The President and the Board of the Los Mangos Library Cultural Center invite the community to the 26th edition of their Annual Art Auction, taking place on Friday, March 6, 2026, with doors open at 5:30 p.m. This is one of the institution’s premier events, focused on fundraising through an evening filled with art, music, food, and a festive atmosphere.
The event will include two formats: a silent auction and a live auction (commencing at 6:30 PM). Organizers highlighted that in addition to partner galleries (Galería UNO and Córsica), the popular ArtWalk galleries will join the event for the first time, contributing works from their represented artists.
Additionally, attendees can purchase gift certificates for products and services at a 40% discount. These have been donated by over 70 businesses, including restaurants, spas, hotels, and healthcare providers. Later in the evening, any remaining certificates will enter the popular “Panic Auction.”
Dinora Yozozky Cortés González, president of the Library Board, expressed her gratitude to the business owners who supported the cause with donations, as well as the artists, galleries, volunteers, and the Library and Board teams who made this fundraiser possible.
Joining her were Master Gonzalo Espinoza and Board member Carlos Elizondo, who emphasized the importance and generosity of the artistic community.
The event will also feature live music and food and beverage sales. For more information regarding the event or the library’s workshop programs, please visit their Facebook page and official website.
About Los Mangos Library
The Los Mangos Library Cultural Center is a non-profit organization located at Av. Francisco Villa 1001, colonia Los Mangos in Puerto Vallarta. The center receives no government funding. It is self-financed through donations, events, workshop programs, and reading memberships. According to Board President Dinora Yozozky, the facility’s monthly operating expenses total $120,000 MXN. Available workshops and classes include languages (English and Japanese), music, ballet, guitar, piano, painting, and sculpture.
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