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FIESTA FIN DE AÑO/ NEW YEARS PARTY

31 de DIC/ DIC 31st

LOS ARCOS
AFROCUBANO
19:00hrs - 20:00 hrs

AFROBROTHERS
20:00hrs- 22:00 hrs


EL CABALLITO
BANDA ZAGAL
22:00- 02:00



PIROMUSICAL
00:00

¨Por 1era vez en Puerto Vallarta Desde su radio disfrute la música acompañada de juegos pirotècnicos.¨



1 de ENERO
Grupo Musical Los Extremos
¨Electrobolero, afrolatino, electrotango30 DIC
Kiosco de la Plaza Principal
17:00hrs


4 de ENERO

Presentación Himno a Vallarta de la Compositora Guadalupe Pita Garduño
4 de Enero
20:00 Hrs.


5 de ENERO
Daniel Herrera en Concierto ¨De Lecuona a Milanès¨
5 de Enero
Patio Presidencia
20:00 Hrs


5 de ENERO
Arte y Cultura Wixarrica
Talleres de Chaquira, Estambre, Tablillas, y medicina Tradicional.
para niños, adultos mexicanos y extranjeros.

Domingo 6 de ENERO
Cabalgata de los Reyes Magos y Corte de Rosca
Domingo 6 de Enero
Recorrido desde el Centro Cultural Cuale hasta los Arcos.
habrá corte de Rosca, regalos y Piñata.
18:00 hrs (6pm)


Espectáculo de Circo
La ciencia del sueño (DREAMTHEATER)
en un viaje desde Washington llega a Puerto Vallarta el autobus de los sueños con 12 artistas circenses listos a regalar los niños vallartenses una noche de magia, sueños e imaginación.
20:00hrs LOS ARCOS

http://www.dreamsciencecircus.com/

7 de ENERO
INICIAN TALLERES CENTRO CULTURAL CUALE



11 de ENERO

Exposición Incrustaciones Oniricas
Jorge Siordia
11 de Enero
Presidencia Municipal
20:00hrs (8pm)


11 y 12 de ENERO

Taller de artes circenses con DREAMTHEATER.
http://www.dreamsciencecircus.com/


12 de ENERO
Noche de Tango con Tony Leonardi e invitados
12 de enero
Teatro Aquiles Serdán (Foro Arcos del Malecón)
19:00 hrs (7pm)

23 de ENERO
Lena Bartula quien éste próximo 23 de Enero expondrá sus mas recientes obras de arte titulada "La Noche Verde"
Pinturas en Oleo con Encuastica y Collage.

El sábado 15 de diciembre en la Presidencia Municipal de Puerto Vallarta, el Departamento de Arte y Cultura, presentó la exposición de pintura y filigrana. Ésta mostró el resultado de los talleres que la Mtra. Aurea gestionó y que la maestra Lourdes y Maestra Cuquis impartieron.
Se impartieron talleres en el Centro Cultural Cuale y otros en La Lija y Coapinole. a continuación algunos obras maestras de los futuros Pablos, Henris, Diegos o Fridas Vallartenses

BEST Learning Opportunity: ISLA CUALE CULTURAL CENTER


It has been a couple of years now since we got our long-awaited Cultural Center on the Isla Cuale, and it has proven a real asset to the community, offering a plethora of cultural activities, with something to appeal to everyone. But some may not yet realize that they include hands-on education in some 39 different art forms, ranging from sculpture and photography to theater and modern dance, as well as piano, violin, guitar and more, open to everyone. Each workshop runs for a month, but with people in this town always coming and going, organizers say stop by and join in anytime! Fun and professionally run at negligible cost, you may be reassured to know that 80% of the instructors are bilingual and about half the participants visitors.

When we think of the most spectacular cities in the world it is difficult to dismiss the stunning parks and green areas that have been carefully laid out within them. Names like New York and Central Park or Boston and the Fenway Gardens go hand in hand. These park systems serve a multiple purpose, providing citizens with a breather and the city itself with clean, fresh air, not to mention a protected place for local flora and fauna to develop. Puerto Vallarta is no exception. In the very heart of town, connecting the mountains to the sea, lies Puerto Vallarta's own emerald necklace, the Rio Cuale Island.
Barely six blocks long by one wide, the island is not the result of careful city planning and development, as is the case with its much revered counterparts. It may, in fact, have appeared by chance during one of our rainy seasons, the river overflowing and arbitrarily creating a second ocean-bound stream, thus surrounding a thin wedge of land with water. Today, the Rio Cuale Island separates El Centro from South Side and can be easily accessed through I. Vallarta and Insurgentes streets, the pedestrian bridge along the Malecon, or a handful of suspended bridges, a favorite draw for children.

Most folks are familiar with the western side of the island, bordered by the Pacific Ocean and Insurgentes street, where you'll find a few restaurants and a busy flea market. The eastern side, however, has remained a peaceful and quiet haven, often frequented by locals and waiting to be discovered by tourists. Take an easy afternoon stroll through its carefully trimmed winding paths and you will encounter an unexpectedly serene setting to sit back and take a break from your day's activities. Stray cats on the ground and iguanas in the trees provide leisurely entertainment during the daytime, while outdoor performances and film screenings at the city's cultural center at the eastern tip provide ample entertainment and a handful of art-related courses you may wish to pursue.

Progress has at times threatened the island’s well-being, with city officials producing various proposals for its development, but the will of concerned citizens and outspoken environmentalists has prevailed. From flea markets to gourmet restaurants, from stray cats to iguanas, the island has many different draws. But at heart it is the one centrally located green area in Puerto Vallarta where we can all break free from our daily routines.