What a Drag Returns to Puerto Vallarta for Its 11th Anniversary

Puerto Vallarta’s most dazzling charity event, What a Drag, is set to celebrate its eleventh anniversary on Sunday, March 9, 2025. This beloved event with straight men stepping into drag for a good cause promises a night of unforgettable entertainment, humor, and heart as it continues its mission to support survivors of domestic violence in the region.

The pageant, which has become a hallmark of Puerto Vallarta’s vibrant community, features brave straight men stepping into the world of drag for a cause that transcends glitter and glamour. Each participant dons extravagant costumes and captivating personas, delighting the audience while raising critical funds for Casa Esperanza, a nonprofit women’s shelter dedicated to aiding victims of domestic violence in the Bahía de Banderas area.

Empowering Survivors, One Performance at a Time

Every peso raised during What a Drag 2025 will directly support Casa Esperanza’s mission to provide safe refuge, essential resources, and a pathway to empowerment for women and children affected by domestic violence. The shelter offers a vital lifeline to survivors, enabling them to rebuild their lives in safety and dignity.

“By attending What a Drag, you’re not just witnessing incredible talent—you’re making a tangible difference,” organizers said. “Together, we can support Casa Esperanza’s critical work and help create a safer community for everyone.”

A Night of Fun for a Serious Cause

This year’s event will take place at the Vallarta Theater, located at Uruguay 184, Colonia 5 de Diciembre. The show begins at 8:00 PM, promising an evening packed with jaw-dropping performances, high-energy music, and plenty of laughs—all while raising awareness and funds for a vital cause.

Tickets for What a Drag 2025 are expected to sell out quickly, as the event has grown to become a favorite for locals and visitors alike. With its combination of entertainment and philanthropy, the pageant offers an evening that is as meaningful as it is memorable.

How to Get Involved

For those unable to attend in person, donations to Casa Esperanza are encouraged to help extend the impact of What a Drag 2025. Contributions can be made directly to the shelter to further their efforts in supporting survivors and their families.

A Tradition of Glamour and Giving

Now in its eleventh year, What a Drag has become an iconic event in Puerto Vallarta, showcasing the power of community, creativity, and compassion. Each year, it brings together performers, volunteers, and an enthusiastic audience united in their commitment to a worthy cause.

Don’t miss the chance to experience the magic of What a Drag 2025. Mark your calendar for Sunday, March 9, and join in supporting Casa Esperanza while enjoying an evening of dazzling entertainment.

For more information about tickets, donations, or Casa Esperanza, visit the official event page or follow What a Drag on social media. Tickets available here!

Puerto Vallarta’s most dazzling charity event, What a Drag, is set to celebrate its eleventh anniversary on Sunday, March 9, 2025. This beloved event with straight men stepping into drag for a good cause promises a night of unforgettable entertainment, humor, and heart as it continues its mission to support survivors of domestic violence in the region.

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