Two Celebrated Weekly Markets in Puerto Vallarta That You Must Visit Before The Season Ends

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – Puerto Vallarta, renowned for its vibrant culture and bustling markets, is set to bid farewell for the season to two of its most cherished weekly markets in May 2024, but there is still time to visit. The Art & Market Marina Vallarta and the Olas Altas Farmers’ Market have been central attractions for locals and visitors, offering diverse products and experiences that capture the essence of the region’s rich cultural tapestry.

Art & Market Marina Vallarta: A Nighttime Bazaar

Running from October 26, 2023, to May 16, 2024, the Art & Market Marina Vallarta transforms Thursday nights into a lively marketplace along the scenic Marina Vallarta boardwalk. This nighttime market, featuring over 200 exhibitors, has become a staple for those seeking to explore an extensive selection of goods and services at reasonable prices.

Shoppers can find everything from traditional handmade crafts and home decoration items to a curated selection of wines, tequilas, and other spirits produced locally. The market also caters to fashion enthusiasts with a range of cocktail attire and beachwear for the entire family. Additionally, a wide variety of fresh organic products and international cuisine is available, making it a gastronomic delight for visitors.

The market operates every Thursday from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm, offering a unique shopping experience under the starlit Puerto Vallarta sky.

Olas Altas Farmers’ Market: A Local Produce Haven

The Olas Altas Farmers’ Market, entering its 15th annual season, is another highlight of Puerto Vallarta’s market scene. This market, which starts on October 28, 2023, and concludes on May 11, 2024, takes pride in offering a unique shopping experience directly from more than 100 local producers.

Embracing the motto “homemade and handmade,” the market showcases a vast array of products. Visitors can expect to find organic foods, international and vegan cuisine options, Mexican crafts, textiles, fashion designs, and artworks created by talented local artisans. The diverse product offering ensures there’s something for everyone, underlining the market’s commitment to promoting local craftsmanship and sustainable practices.

Located on the esplanade of Parque Lázaro Cárdenas, the market is open every Saturday from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. It provides an excellent opportunity for community members and tourists alike to support local producers while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of Puerto Vallarta.

Conclusion

As the 2023-2024 season draws to a close, the Art & Market Marina Vallarta and the Olas Altas Farmers’ Market invite residents and visitors to make the most of the remaining weeks. These markets not only serve as shopping destinations but also as spaces where the local community and culture are celebrated and shared. As May 2024 approaches, both markets look forward to ending their current season on a high note, leaving an enduring impression on all who visit.

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - Puerto Vallarta, renowned for its vibrant culture and bustling markets, is set to bid farewell for the season to two of its most cherished weekly markets in May 2024, but there is still time to visit. The Art & Market Marina Vallarta and the Olas Altas Farmers' Market have been central attractions for locals and visitors, offering diverse products and experiences that capture the essence of the region's rich cultural tapestry.

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