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News to Know in Puerto Vallarta – May 1, 2025

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – As Puerto Vallarta welcomes May, the city is abuzz with developments that highlight its dynamic blend of culture, community, and tourism. From the announcement of a new luxury resort to vibrant community gatherings, here’s a snapshot of the top stories shaping the Bay of Banderas today.​

New Luxury Resort Announced
UNICO Hotel Collection has unveiled plans to open its second property, UNICO 20°105° Hotel Vallarta, on September 1, 2025. This adults-only, all-inclusive resort aims to offer guests a culturally immersive experience, nestled between the Pacific Ocean’s Banderas Bay and the Sierra Madre Mountains. ​

LGBTQ+ Community Hosts Mixer at El Rey
On April 24, over 100 members and allies of Puerto Vallarta’s LGBTQ+ community gathered at El Rey BBQ Lounge for a lively mixer. The event, co-hosted by Out & About PV magazine and the Facebook group “Puerto Vallarta Gays: Everything Gay You Need Or Want To Know,” featured complimentary appetizers and provided a welcoming space for networking and community building. ​

19th Vallarta Azteca International Folklore Festival Begins
Kicking off today and running through May 9, the 19th Vallarta Azteca International Folklore Festival brings together dancers from four continents. This week-long celebration of cultural heritage includes performances in Puerto Vallarta and neighboring mountain towns, with all shows free to the public.​

Yelapa Plans Navy Day Celebration
The coastal village of Yelapa is preparing for its annual Mexican Navy Day celebration on June 1. The event will feature music, food, and festivities honoring those who dedicate their lives to the sea.

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - As Puerto Vallarta welcomes May, the city is abuzz with developments that highlight its dynamic blend of culture, community, and tourism. From the announcement of a new luxury resort to vibrant community gatherings, here’s a snapshot of the top stories shaping the Bay of Banderas today.​

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