Puerto Vallarta Camerata Celebrates 15 Years with Tradition and Present
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Puerto Vallarta Camerata Celebrates 15 Years with Tradition and Present

patricia
patricia
Puerto Vallarta, México 13 de octubre de 2026 2 min de lectura

Get ready to immerse yourself in a musical journey that spans centuries with the Camerata of the Puerto Vallarta School Orchestra (OEPV), presenting Tradición y Presente: From Baroque to Minimalism on October 22nd at 8:30 p.m. in the Colegio Niños Héroes Auditorium in the hotel zone.

Puerto Vallarta Camerata Celebrates 15 Years with Tradition and Present

The concert, held in the heart of the hotel zone, will feature a unique blend of classical masterpieces by Vivaldi, Telemann, and Albinoni alongside contemporary works by Philip Glass and Jean Sibelius. This event, part of the school's 15th-anniversary celebrations, is open to the public with general admission tickets priced at 350 pesos, available for purchase at the OEPV offices in 5 de Diciembre.

While you can buy tickets at the OEPV office, make sure to confirm the start time when you pick them up. The auditorium, located in Las Gaviotas, is about a 20-minute drive from downtown, so plan your travel accordingly. This concert is not a free event, and it's important to buy tickets directly from the OEPV office to support the program.

Beyond the music, it's worth noting that the OEPV has reached over 5,000 people since its inception. Director Humberto Solís is expanding scholarships and sponsorships to ensure more children can participate in the program. This event highlights the community's commitment to preserving and promoting classical music and cultural heritage in Puerto Vallarta.

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patricia
patricia
México From México | México Living in Puerto Vallarta, México

Vallartense, grew up in Pitillal. Works the front desk in the hotel zone.

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