Arizona Vintage Sign Coalition

04/16/2026

Step back into Arizona’s glowing roadside past at the Casa Grande Neon Sign Park, where restored midcentury neon signs light up historic downtown. Opened in 2019 through a community-driven preservation effort led by Casa Grande Main Street, the park features vintage business signs from the 1950s and ’60s, celebrating the city’s highway-era heritage.

Free and open year-round at 408 N. Sacaton Street, the park has become a favorite evening destination—part public art, part history lesson, and entirely classic Arizona Americana glowing brightly for a new generation to enjoy. Details:

A glowing slice of midcentury Americana is lighting up historic downtown at the Casa Grande Neon Sign Park, where restored vintage signs showcase the city’s roadside history.

04/16/2026

On May 1, 2026 at 7:15 p.m., the restored Sultana, Canyon Club, and Turquoise Tepee neon signs will shine again in Williams, Arizona. Join the lighting ceremony at the Canyon Club, 126 W U.S. Route 66, celebrating the Route 66 Centennial.

04/16/2026

Kingman’s past shines again as the historic Hotel Beale prepares to relight its iconic 1936 rooftop neon sign for the first time in more than 40 years. Hosted by Kingman Main Street, the May 2 celebration features a historic photo exhibit created with partners including the Mohave County Historical Society and Beale Street Theater. Restoration by Legacy Signs & Iron was supported by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Route 66 Association of Arizona, and the City of Kingman. The free afterparty begins at 7:30 PM with live music from The Rivals. Details:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 10, 2026 Hotel Beale, built in 1898, is set to light up its historic skyline once again. The hotel’s iconic neon sign—installed in 1936 as Kingman’s first neon sign and …

01/23/2026

For over 40 years, Glen Guyett created some of Phoenix’s most iconic signs.

The prolific artist died on Jan. 5 at his home in Mesa. Take a look back at his impactful work and legacy: https://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/arts-culture/remembering-glen-guyett-the-iconic-sign-designer-who-shaped-phoenix-40638336/

01/20/2026

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12/27/2024

As 2024 draws to a close, the Mesa Preservation Foundation is proud to announce that it has rescued one more Valley iconic neon. Through a generous donation from the family of Ziggy's Music Studio's founder Angelo “Ziggie” Zardus, we are proud to announce that one more historic neon sign has been saved. And once more will return to public display for all to enjoy.
Thanks to Ed Masely, music scene writer at the Arizona Republic for telling the story.

Seven months after the century-old Phoenix business where Duane Eddy bought his signature guitar closed, its classic neon sign is being preserved.