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Puerto Vallarta News NetworkVallarta Living | Art Talk | March 2006 

Peyote People Exhibit at El Arrayan
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El Arrayán restaurant will be presenting the works of The Peyote People from March 15th-April 10th.

Puerto Vallarta - The award-winning restaurant El Arrayán will once again host a special art exhibit March 15 through April 10, 2006 with a festive cocktail reception from 6 pm to 7:30 pm on the opening night.

This exhibit follows the successful Colectivo La Malagua display scheduled to close March 13. "We want our patrons to experience the very best in traditional Mexican food and Mexican art," exclaims Carmen E. Porras, owner of El Arrayán. "These art exhibits featuring the brightest talent from around the bay have been popular, our customers have been asking for more."

Deep in the Sierra Madre Mountains of Western Mexico live the Huichol Indians. The Huichol create brilliantly colored bowels, paintings and carvings using yarn and glass beads. One of the most distinctive Huichol artists today is Neikame (José Carrillo Morales.) His surreal depictions of his culture's customs and traditions have truly set his art apart from the rest. His work combines not only yarn and beads; his water color paintings add a new dimension to his art. El Arrayán is thrilled to be featuring some of his most inspired works.

Hosting the evening is El Arrayán, the award-winning restaurant that recently won three "Best of PV" awards including "Best Mexican." The public is invited to join in this special evening for free, though if patrons want to enjoy the unique flavors of El Arrayán for dinner, reservations are required and can be made by calling 222-7195.

El Arrayán is located in El Centro on the corner of Allende and Miramar, an easy stroll from the Malecón. Don't miss this memorable kick-off event Wednesday, March 15 from 6 pm to 7:30 pm at El Arrayán, where you'll experience unique Huichol art seldom seen outside of the Sierra Madre Mountains.

El Arrayán Puerto Vallarta is an intimate little Mexican restaurant with a lot of soul. Offering a variety of authentic yet unusual Mexican food dishes using only the best traditional recipes and highest quality ingredients. For more information call 222-7195 or visit www.elarrayan.com.mx.
Born in Seattle, WA, Patrick Harrison has been living in PV for more than 3 years. Drawing on his experience in entertainment, radio, retail and sports marketing in major US cities, Patrick opened his own business here in Vallarta, P. Gringo Marketing & PR, a successful Public Relations Firm that targets the English-speaking tourist and local communities. You can contact Patrick at patrickinpv@gmail.com

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