Ceviche and Aguachile Festival Returns to Puerto Vallarta for its 10th Anniversary Celebration

Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco – Puerto Vallarta will once again become the epicenter of vibrant seafood flavors as the Ceviche and Aguachile Festival returns for its 17th edition. This year marks the festival’s tenth anniversary, celebrating a decade of showcasing the freshest ceviches and spiciest aguachiles in the region.

Scheduled to take place on Sunday, January 26, 2025, the festival will be held at Hidalgo Park, located in the heart of downtown Puerto Vallarta, from 12:00 pm to 8:00 pm. The event promises a sensory feast for seafood lovers, spotlighting the unique culinary traditions that have become synonymous with Puerto Vallarta’s coastal cuisine.

A Celebration of Local Seafood and Culture The Ceviche and Aguachile Festival has grown into one of Puerto Vallarta’s most anticipated culinary events, drawing locals and tourists alike. This year’s celebration will bring together some of the finest seafood restaurants from Puerto Vallarta, along with local beverage brands, craft beer vendors, and pastry artisans. Attendees can expect to indulge in a wide array of ceviches and aguachiles, each crafted with fresh, locally sourced ingredients that reflect the flavors of the Pacific coast.

Live Entertainment and Competitions In addition to the culinary delights, the festival will feature live music and entertainment throughout the day, adding to the lively atmosphere. Guest chefs will also participate as judges in the festival’s signature competition, where participating restaurants will vie for the coveted titles of the top three ceviche and aguachile dishes. This contest not only celebrates creativity and flavor but also highlights the culinary talent that Puerto Vallarta has to offer.

A Decade of Flavorful Traditions Since its inception, the festival has played a significant role in promoting local gastronomy and boosting tourism during the high season. Over the past ten years, the Ceviche and Aguachile Festival has become a platform for local chefs and restaurateurs to showcase their skills, fostering a greater appreciation for the region’s seafood offerings.

Event Details and How to Participate The festival is open to the public, with free entry for all attendees. Food and beverages will be available for purchase directly from participating vendors. Seafood enthusiasts can stay updated on the full program of activities and entertainment by visiting the official Facebook page at Festival del Ceviche y Aguachile PV.

A Must-Attend Event for Seafood Lovers Whether you’re a devoted seafood lover or simply looking to experience the vibrant food scene of Puerto Vallarta, the Ceviche and Aguachile Festival is a must-attend event. Don’t miss this opportunity to savor the flavors that define Puerto Vallarta’s culinary identity while enjoying a festive day at one of the city’s iconic public spaces.

Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco – Puerto Vallarta will once again become the epicenter of vibrant seafood flavors as the Ceviche and Aguachile Festival returns for its 17th edition. This year marks the festival's tenth anniversary, celebrating a decade of showcasing the freshest ceviches and spiciest aguachiles in the region.

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