The year begins with lively celebrations, fireworks, and festivities along the famous Malecon, where locals and tourists alike celebrate the start of the new year.

On January 6th also known as "Día de los Reyes," this religious event includes special church services, family gatherings, and the traditional Rosca de Reyes, a sweet bread with a small figurine hidden inside.

A popular sailing competition, the Vallarta Cup attracts sailing enthusiasts from around the world to Banderas Bay, creating a festive atmosphere along the waterfront.

On February 2nd A religious holiday celebrating the presentation of Jesus at the temple, marked by blessings of candles and gatherings in local churches.

Puerto Vallarta hosts colorful parades, street parties, and cultural performances during Carnival, with locals donning vibrant costumes.

A high-profile culinary event showcasing local cuisine, with international chefs, tastings, and cooking workshops.

Officially on February 24th, Flag Day is celebrated throughout March with patriotic parades and festivities honoring Mexico’s national symbols.

Puerto Vallarta hosts a vibrant Mardi Gras parade with extravagant floats, costumes, and a carnival atmosphere.

Wine enthusiasts flock to this annual event, which offers tastings, wine pairings, and seminars focusing on Mexican and international wines.

A major religious holiday in Mexico, with processions, reenactments of the Passion of Christ, and religious observances throughout the city.

This popular sailing event continues with various races throughout April, attracting sailors from across the globe.

While more prominent in other parts of Mexico, Cinco de Mayo in Puerto Vallarta still features parades and parties commemorating the Mexican victory over the French.

Food lovers enjoy a two-week event where restaurants offer special menus at discounted prices, highlighting local and international cuisine.

A week-long LGBTQ+ festival featuring parades, parties, cultural events, and concerts, celebrating diversity and inclusivity in Puerto Vallarta.

A lively celebration of salsa music and dance, with performances by local and international artists, and plenty of dancing in the streets.

This cultural festival in the nearby town of San Francisco (San Pancho) features art, music, theater, and dance performances, attracting locals and tourists alike.

A religious celebration honoring the patron saint of the city, with processions and church services.

Patron Saint Festivities in Honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe

On September 16th Puerto Vallarta celebrates with parades, fireworks, and the traditional "Grito de Dolores" to commemorate Mexico’s independence from Spain.

A month of patriotic events and parades celebrating Mexican culture and heritage, culminating in the Independence Day festivities.

Puerto Vallarta hosts elaborate altars, processions, and celebrations to honor deceased loved ones in this deeply significant Mexican holiday.

This weekly event runs from October through May and showcases the works of local artists in various galleries throughout the city.

A culinary event bringing top chefs from around the world to collaborate with local restaurants, offering gourmet experiences and food workshops.

In honor of Puerto Vallarta’s patron saint, these processions take place throughout November and lead up to the major celebration in December.

Posadas, reenacting Mary and Joseph's search for shelter, take place in the days leading up to Christmas, along with church services and festive gatherings.

The Malecon lights up with music, celebrations, and a spectacular fireworks show over Banderas Bay to ring in the New Year.