Naked Draw + Sip at Qulture
in support of Gay Pride Week
Qulture Puerto Vallarta, a restaurant, bar & art gallery is hosting a naked draw + sip event in support of Gay Pride Week, with the perfect combination of interactive art, culinary delights and craft cocktails.
The Naked Draw + Sip Event Includes:
A Handsome Model
2 Hour Drawing Class
Open Bar (house liquore & wine)
4 Course tasting menu of Qultures most popular appetizers
All Materials Included
Limited Availability
A food, wine & art experience you will never forget!
Reservations Required
Join us at one of our 4 upcoming events:
Thursday, May 26th BRUNCH: 9:30am-11:30am
Thursday, May 26th LATE NIGHT: 10pm-Midnight
Friday, May 27th LATE NIGHT: 10pm-Midnight
Saturday, May 28th LATE NIGHT: 10pm-Midnight
How to make a reservation:
Cost: $1,350 MXN Pesos
Deposit: At Banamex or at any Oxxo (Account #: 5204-1657-9056-9598)
Once you have made the deposit, email a picture of the receipt to dez@mydeztination.com or Whatsapp: +1.808.798.9395
As soon as I receive proof of payment, I will respond with a confirmation of your reservation
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Receive a 20% commission for referring clients to Puerto Vallarta Activities. Full name of client and tour required to receive payment. Email dez@mydeztination.com for more details.
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