‘Deja New’ Presents: ‘Fashion for Compassion’

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Next Saturday, February 21, 12:30 pm, Deja New presents Fashion for Compassion at Oscar’s Restaurant on the Isla Cuale.  Kathleen Palmer, owner of Deja New Consignment is at it again bringing great fashion, fun, good food, entertainment, fabulous make-up and hair by Alex, in a gorgeous venue together for one reason: to raise money for the Colina Spay and Neuter Clinic.

The three-course luncheon will be served while beautiful models meander through Oscar’s Restaurant where the river meets the sea.

Included among the models is the one and only Kim Kuzma, who will also be singing, accompanied by Eduardo Leon on guitar.  Miss Conception, female delusionist who currently packs The Red Room for every performance, will entertain you with her fantastic characters from the new ‘Wonderful World of Miss Conception’ show.

As Kathleen’s Charity Fashion Events always sell out – get your tickets fast. Clothes and jewelery by Cassandra Shaw will also be available for sale along with raffle tickets and silent auction items.  You can receive tickets for the door prize by donating gently used clothing to the Colina Spay and Neuter Clinic account at Deja New.   The raffle and silent auction prize opportunities are unbelievable and include restaurant certificates, entertainment passes, hotel stays and more.  Join us for good food, entertainment and prizes to further the important, caring work done by the Colina Spay and Neuter Clinic.

Tickets are available at Oscar’s Restaurant, Langostinos on Los Muertos Beach, Deja New Consignment Clothing: all three locations (280 Jacarandas on the south side; 31 de Octubre #171, downtown near Woolworths; Plaza Marina, local F9),  Cassandra Shaw Jewelers, Nacho Daddy’s and Alexander A Salon in Plaza Marina.   Fashion show tickets are $350 pesos and include a three-course luncheon, a glass of sangria with tax and tip.

Colina Spay & Neuter Clinic is located at Venustiano Carranza #491, in Colonia Emiliano Zapata, Romantic Zone, PV (opposite Colin Meats).  They provide a weekly, FREE spay and neutering clinic for the cats and dogs of those, who otherwise would be unable to get their pets neutered.   The clinic operates through donations, fundraisers and the contributions of pet owners.  Please donate so that Colina Spay & Neuter Clinic can continue to provide these important services that improve the lives of animals in Puerto Vallarta.

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