Los Mangos Library Aims to Raise 250 Thousand Pesos in Annual Auction for Rehabilitation Efforts

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – Los Mangos Library is set to host its traditional Annual Auction on March 14, with the goal of raising 250 thousand pesos. The funds are earmarked for vital rehabilitation of the library, a beloved cultural space in the community. Yozozky Dinorah Cortés González, president of the Administrative Council of Los Mangos Library, expressed optimism about increasing participation from donors, artists, and local businesses.

The auction is expected to feature a variety of items including artworks and gift certificates. “Our aim is to meet the target of 250 thousand pesos to invest in repairs for the general room area, air conditioning, and the perimeter fence damaged during Hurricane Lidia last October,” Cortés González stated, emphasizing the community’s role in reaching this goal.

Rafael Camacho, the new director of the library, highlighted that the auction would present art at accessible prices and include an area for attendees to purchase food and drinks, with all proceeds benefiting the library. “There will be around 100 works for sale, and the artists are eagerly contributing to support this cause,” Camacho noted.

The event has also garnered support from the Centro Universitario de la Costa (CUC), as confirmed by Anelí Martín del Campo, a member of the library’s board. “The CUC has always been a strong supporter of the library, and we are grateful for their continued partnership. We look forward to showcasing a variety of art, culture, music, and food at the auction,” Martín del Campo said.

The auction will commence at 6:00 PM, featuring a gallery where attendees can view and bid on works during the silent auction. Additionally, selected works will be auctioned live, with curators hand-picking the pieces. The event promises to offer a range of activities and surprises to rally community support for the rehabilitation of this essential cultural space.

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - Los Mangos Library is set to host its traditional Annual Auction on March 14, with the goal of raising 250 thousand pesos. The funds are earmarked for vital rehabilitation of the library, a beloved cultural space in the community. Yozozky Dinorah Cortés González, president of the Administrative Council of Los Mangos Library, expressed optimism about increasing participation from donors, artists, and local businesses.

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