Museum of Neon Art, Glendale

About Museum of Neon Art

The Museum of Neon Art in Glendale preserves and exhibits historic neon signs and cutting-edge neon artwork. Visitors explore historic signage from mid-century businesses, view contemporary art installations, and learn about the craft through hands-on demonstrations. The museum offers neon bending classes where participants work with glass tubes, ribbon burners, cross fires, and hand torches to create bent glass pieces, guided by instructors teaching pattern and freeform techniques. The galleries feature the Neon Museum Collection and rotating exhibitions showcasing both vintage restored signs and modern neon art. Additional programs include neon cruises, group visits with docent-led tours, and educational workshops. The museum is wheelchair accessible and provides visual descriptions through the Bloomberg Connects app. Veterans with ID receive free admission, EBT cardholders pay $3, and children ages 12 and under visit free with a paying adult. According to neonmona.org, these rates apply to admissions at the venue.