| These Local Nonprofit Groups Have a Heart for Arts and Culture Team Angels - PVAngels | |
September 18, 2022 |
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Performing and visual arts bring beauty and abundance to life. Vallarta’s vibrant arts scene constantly changes and evolves, thanks to audiences and patrons who support it.
But for every big production that hits the stage, there's a struggling actor who hasn't yet made it into the spotlight. For every artist who sells a masterpiece, there's a child with a paintbrush and a dream.
These dedicated nonprofits help bridge the gap between dreams and debuts. They also celebrate arts' power to heal and uplift. We'd like to lift the curtain on some that are making a difference.
Here’s a quick look at some local arts and culture nonprofits making an impact and how you can to get involved, volunteer, and donate to support them.
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This artists registry is a public, not for profit, community project to document all the artists that have contributed to making the Banderas Bay such a creative and beautiful area of Mexico. |
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Costa Verde Cultural Center brings the world to Sayulita by providing opportunities to understand other cultures through art, dance, music and language. The Center offers various classes, holds events, houses a library, and is an outlet for information about the Sayulita community. |
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With more than 40 musicians from more than 10 countries, OSV is a multicultural and transgenerational ensemble that provides the perfect opportunity to enjoy local symphonic music at the highest level. |
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The Vallarta Institute of Culture is the institution in charge of preserving in an integral manner the cultural heritage of Puerto Vallarta. |
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LILHA is an artist residency committed to supporting a diverse network of artists interested in socio-environmental concerns and the relationship between the arts, humanities, and ecology. |
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The Matanchen Bay Cultural Center is comprised of an art gallery display area, a public library, a computer center, a children’s reading room, language classrooms, and other multiuse areas. However, in reality it is so much more than a collection of its parts. |
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We conceive the House Museum of Puerto Vallarta as an open book in which our own and visitors can read the past of our community in its diverse stages. |
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OPC works with artists, architects, curators, academics, and writers who explore ideas that shape our city and to develop cultural programming that is firmly rooted in Puerto Vallarta, yet international in scope. |
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Peyote People is a fair trade co-operative based in Puerto Vallarta with the purpose of supporting the culture of the Tarahumara and Huichol Indians and helping them get through these tough times. |
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The PVShares Foundation supports the Visual Arts of Greater Puerto Vallarta, with the belief that the arts are essential to our lives. |
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The goal of Huichol Center is to create enduring lifelines between Huichol traditions and the future - lifelines that allow traditional wisdom to thrive in the 21st Century by empowering the people who carry its spirit and substance. |
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TiLT, a Tracy Lee Stum Museum in Puerto Vallarta, is the first 3D art host where visitors are welcome to interact with the artworks, take photos and share them with the world. |
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