Casa Cupula, an LGBTQ+ resort in Puerto Vallarta, announced Wednesday a full slate of pool parties, dinners and holiday events for its fall and winter 2026 season, with early bird pricing available for a limited time.
La Catrina Cantina needed help keeping its doors open during this particularly economically difficult summer. Six months after our busiest time of the year was abruptly cut short on February 22, the effects are still keenly felt. With some coaching from the Fundraising Queen of Vallarta, Sharon Gerber Scherer, Juan Alvarado, co-owner of La Catrina Cantina, reached out on social media to ask for help.
And we came.
Puerto Vallarta’s business community has been dealing with plenty of questions lately, including concerns about businesses closing and what the coming months could bring for the local economy.
Avida Market, new open-air food hall at the corner of Madero and Insurgentes in Zona Romántica, hosted one of the first live events at its new stage Friday night, part of a vendor rollout that has continued steadily since the market opened in early July.
Casa Cupula, an LGBTQ+ resort in Puerto Vallarta, announced Wednesday a full slate of pool parties, dinners and holiday events for its fall and winter 2026 season, with early bird pricing available for a limited time.
From a risky opening in 2001 to a defining community gathering place today, Tom Finley’s Bar Frida has spent 25 years bringing people together — one conversation at a time.
Activist and businessman Paco Ruiz, a pioneer of LGBTQ+ life in Puerto Vallarta who died in 2016, will receive a posthumous Maguey Award at the 2026 Guadalajara International Film Festival (FICG).
About 100 activists, collectives and citizens marched from Hotel Rosita to the Malecón Arches on March 31, International Transgender Day of Visibility.
Puerto Vallarta restaurants Gaviotas at the Sheraton Buganvilias Resort & Convention Center and Mikado at the Marriott Puerto Vallarta Resort & Spa have been nominated for the seventh annual World Culinary Awards.
