At Ignite Sign Art Museum,
we believe
"There's No Other Light Like Neon."
VISIT IGNITE
Bring your family and friends and come enjoy the signs, the neon lights, and the displays. We offer scavengers hunts and hands on, interactive activities for all ages
to enjoy along the way (see interactive displays below).
to enjoy along the way (see interactive displays below).
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Location:
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331 S. Olsen
Tucson, AZ 85719 520-319-0888 |
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Museum Hours:
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Wednesday 10 - 4 pm
Thursday 10 - 4 pm Friday 10 - 4 pm Saturday 10 - 4 pm |
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Museum Admission:
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General Admission $12
Senior (over 65) $10 Military $10 Student (with ID) $10 Children (6-17) $ 8 Under 6 Free |
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Interactive displays: |
Ignite has many interactive (hands on) displays through out the museum including a scavenger hunt and sign searches. Fun for all ages. Puzzles to solve and create signs on our Ignite Brite and sign machine. |
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Covid-19 Practices
Sneeze guard ticket booth
* * * * * * * We practice social distancing. * * * * * * * Hand sanitizer stations throughout the museum. * * * * * * Routine cleaning. |
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Calendar
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Parking:
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Ignite has parking along the south side of the building and there's also street parking.
We are located near bicycle paths. Bicycle rack coming soon. |
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Accessibility:
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The museum space is on one floor and is accessible to those with limited mobility. The museum does not have wheelchairs or motorized carts available, however, guests are encouraged to bring their own. Chairs are available throughout the museum to allow visitors to sit down, relax and enjoy the neon lights and exhibits.
Please note that some of the signs have blinking or flashing lights. |
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Pets:
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Tucson gets really hot, especially in the summer months. Pets are welcome to visit with their owners.
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Facility Rental:
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Ignite Sign Art Museum has 7,000 square feet of indoor space and a bar area to accommodate a variety of events indoors, plus a sign yard. Please contact the museum at 520-319-0888 to schedule your event.
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Photography:
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We encourage visitors to capture and share photography for personal, noncommercial use.
The displays within Ignite Sign Art Museum are copyrighted works and may not be filmed, photographed or recorded for any commercial or editorial purpose without prior written consent of Ignite Sign Art Museum. Only handheld cameras with attached standard flash equipment are allowed during museum hours.. PHOTO SHOOTS ARE NOT ALLOWED DURING REGULAR MUSEUM HOURS. No auxiliary flash, lighting equipment, tripods, or selfie sticks are permitted. External equipment, such as external flashes, tripods, or other non-handheld items, require prior permission. For more information or to schedule a photo shoot please contact the museum at 520-319-0888. |
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Photo Shoot:
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The Ignite Sign Art Museum is available for photo and video shoots by individuals, professionals, and organizations. For photo-shoot bookings, please plan ahead. Availability is offered when the museum is closed to the public. Usage fees apply and vary according to the type and scale of shoot, size of participating crew, staffing requirements, and proposed image use and distribution. These types of shoots range from engagement/wedding/quinceanera photos to large-scale motion pictures. To make arrangements call 520-319-0888.
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Visiting Tucson
Tucson is a culturally rich city with much to see, including historic neon signs, many of which have been restored. Mountain ranges surround Tucson which provides the opportunity for outdoor activities like hiking and biking. Ignite Museum is near bike routes. For more information, see Tucson's biking maps www.tucsonaz.gov/bicycle/maps.
Visit Tucson www.visittucson.org is a great resource for things to do, places to eat and where to stay when visiting Tucson. Ignite Museum is located just off the historic Sunshine Mile Business District www.sunshinemile.com, which has many locally owned restaurants and businesses.
Visit Tucson www.visittucson.org is a great resource for things to do, places to eat and where to stay when visiting Tucson. Ignite Museum is located just off the historic Sunshine Mile Business District www.sunshinemile.com, which has many locally owned restaurants and businesses.
