The Puerto Vallarta Cine Club “El Proyector” Presents:
Behind the John Huston Sculpture, just off of Insurgentes on the upper Cuale River Island at 11 pm. Free
Puerto Vallarta Information & Events
Within the traditional celebrations of Day of the Dead, members of the education sector and the municipality of Puerto Vallarta will transform the resting area of the 5 de Diciembre cemetery into a stage for the presentation of the play, “La Vida Inútil de Pito Pérez” (The useless life of Pito Pérez), written by Jose Romero Galván.
This is the first time a play will be presented inside of the cemetery. There will be two performances: Saturday, October 31, and Sunday, 1 November, at 7 pm.
Admission is free but there is room for only about 80 people at each presentation. Invitations are being prepared, “Una hora con la muerte y algo más” (An hour with the Dead and Something More…).
A new tradition in the making.

This weekend the Puerto Vallarta Department of Culture invites you to celebrate our traditions with a show created especially to celebrate the día de muertos named “Mihcailhuitl,” meaning muertos in Nahuatl.
The Xiutla folkloric dancers have developed and will perform new dances used in the different traditions of the various states of Mexico on October 31, November 1 and 2.
Also will be presented the poetry of Rosario Castellanos plus a local youth theater group will make la Procesión del dolor from the Hotel Rosita to Los Arcos Amphitheater at 7 pm
This will be a celebration filled with music, dance and poetry in the great traditions of Mexico.
We are pleased to invite you to celebrate our 11th anniversary and our Traditional Day of the Dead event this Friday 30 October on the CECyTEJ campus.
The festive atmosphere will include more than 40 traditional altars and the presentation of Grupo Folklorico de CECyTEJ Vallarta conducted by maestro Juan Antonio Salcedo Padilla. A local rock band will later perform.
At 6 pm, there will be a parade to and from the campus to the Pitillal plaza and at 7 pm, the festivities begin at the campus, with the musical and cultural performances followed by the awarding of the winners of the altar contest.
Black attire is suggested.
If you have the time, there are over 350 photos of last year’s celebration on the http://cecytejpvr.spaces.live.com website gallery. The spirit of Day of the Dead is not always quite what outsiders believe.
Colegio de Estudios Científicos y Tecnológicos del Estado de Jalisco (CECyTEJ)