Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, October 29, 2026 — Marina Vallarta’s Art & Market returns tonight from 6 to 10 p.m., opening its 2026–27 season with more than 200 exhibitors announced.
The waterfront market runs every Thursday through May 13, 2027, restoring a weekly evening shopping date for residents, seasonal visitors and participating businesses.
For anyone planning to go tonight, the practical question is what they can expect to find.
The announced selection covers handmade crafts, home decorations, textiles, beachwear, wines, tequila and other regional spirits. Food is also a substantial part of the offering: the tourism board lists “fresh organic produce and international cuisine to take home.”
That mix gives residents several reasons to visit, whether they are looking for something for the house, buying a gift or picking up food for dinner. The four-hour opening window also lets people fit a visit around their evening plans.
Marina Vallarta’s description of the market adds jewelry, paintings, and sculptures to the selection. Its food offerings include Argentine, Spanish, Indian, Lebanese, Italian and French cuisine, although the page does not identify which individual vendors will attend opening night.
For exhibitors, the return provides a recurring opportunity to sell directly to customers through the winter and spring. The advertised range puts artists and craft sellers alongside food producers, giving shoppers several types of businesses to browse in one visit.
The market takes place along Marina Vallarta’s waterfront promenade. Residents can also consult Vallarta Daily’s Puerto Vallarta events calendar to plan their evening, which includes tonight’s opening and other events around the city.
The tourism board directs visitors to the Art & Market organizers’ Facebook page for schedule updates. Anyone unable to attend tonight has another date close ahead: the next Thursday market is scheduled for November 5, again from 6 to 10 p.m.
