Tianguis Lo De Marcos Announces Extended Dates

March 5, 2015 / By Ian Hayden Parker

Puerto Vallarta News

The weather is beautiful so the Market Team at Tianguis Lo De Marcos announced today that the Market has extended its closing date until the 4^th of April.

¨With this one week extension, we believe that more people will be able to pay a visit to our Top Quality Market and enjoy the beautiful town of Lo De Marcos¨ stated Armando Contreras the Markets Organizer and Owner of Galvan Real Estate and Services.

With over 50 Vendors selling high quality merchandise, the Tianguis Lo De Marcos is a top location to view and shop for handcrafted items at reasonable prices.

The Tianguis is a blend of great food, music and tremendous Artisans all of which should be on your Bucket List for your vacation.

Since you will be in Lo De Marcos enjoying its small town charm, you are invited to enjoy a visit to the town square or the beach and experience more of Lo De Marcos.

From now thru the 4^th of April the doors to the Tianguis open each Saturday at 9.00 am sharp. Don’t let this season pass without a visit to Lo De Marcos.

For more information on the Tianguis please feel free to email [email protected]

The weather is beautiful so the Market Team at Tianguis Lo De Marcos announced today that the Market has extended its closing date until the . . .

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