Michelle Chwialkowski
Paseo de la Marina Norte 625, Marina Vallarta 48450 Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico

RESTAURANT WEEK(S) are here in PV, YOU should be here also. Oh and the weather is fabulous. Restaurant Week(s) is a food festival in Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit that takes place every year from May 15 to June 10. During these two weeks, the participating restaurants offer innovative three-course menus, with three options available for each course. A great way to explore outstanding cuisine at a reduced price! Check out restaurantweekpv.com for listing of participating restaurants and their menus. Come to PV and stay in one of my condos!!!

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So many reasons to visit this wonderful place during "low season". Less crowds, discounted rates on almost everything from accommodations to tours. Still the very best city to vacation or live. Yesterday the Vallarta Daily News published that PUERTO VALLARTA NOMINATED AS ‘BEST CITY’ BY CONDÉ NAST READERS! If you would like to come and stay in the Marina area of PV, let me know and I will find a great place for you

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A time of celebration and wonderful sense of Mexican Culture is here. Easter in Mexico is a two-week holiday consisting of Semana Santa (The Holy Week, beginning on Palm Sunday and ending Easter Saturday) and Pascua (Starting with Easter Sunday and ending the following Saturday). Semana Santa is undoubtedly the most important holiday in Mexican culture. Schools and often businesses in Mexico close during these two weeks and many Mexican families go on holiday during Semana S...anta and Pascua. Once Pascua begins and the second week of the Easter celebration carries on with a brighter tone, reflecting the resurrection, the start of Spring, and the promise of new beginnings. Many Mexican families travel to beach destinations like Puerto Vallarta during these Easter celebrations. Once the sacrifice is made and Jesus rises from the dead, Pascua begins and the second week of the Easter celebration carries on with a brighter tone, reflecting the resurrection, the start of Spring, and the promise of new beginnings. Many Mexican families travel to beach destinations like Acapulco and Puerto Vallarta during these Easter celebrations to enjoy the coast as they pay tribute. Across the country, Mexicans celebrate the last days of Christ during Holy Week with elaborate and much anticipated processions, ceremonies, and rituals. Most of the larger Semana Santa celebrations include a dramatic reenactment of the capture, the trial, and the crucifixion of Jesus. To be a part of these productions is a great honor and the actors are known for delivering inspiring and moving performances. Different regions of Mexico are known for practicing unique traditions during Semana Santa such as acts of physical torture, public displays of political/social ridicule, and displays of resolutions and commitment