Cruising down Glenwood on a hot, summer night, the lure of the Fat Daddy's sign promised thick burgers, cold brews, and pool tables. I racked another set and frowned as some pop-jangle 2000s song came ...

Vintage neon signs aren’t just for stores anymore. Many people now customize them for home decor, showcasing their aesthetic taste and adding a touch of romantic ambiance to their nights. Given the ...

Once upon a time, downtown Mesa was drenched in the glow of neon lights. Businesses like motels, diners and cocktail lounges buzzed with vibrant color as their illuminated signs beckoned the public.

Vintage advertising signs have become cherished collectibles that offer a unique glimpse into the past. These items are more than just relics — for collectors, they’re a slice of mid-century American ...

Vintage beer signs continue to be as cool as the brew you love to drink Hundreds of beer companies created colorful porcelain, tin and wooden signs before Prohibition Neon beer signs were produced in ...

When you think of neon signs, maybe you think of the old Las Vegas strip, 24/7 diners, or the comforting glow of your favorite dive bar on $1 beer nights. They're a symbol of Americana and part of a ...

Alongside our newfound interests in ring lights, stand-up desks, and bread-baking paraphernalia, we can thank the pandemic for our growing fascination with neon signs. Whether our subconsciouses miss ...

Over the past three years, the city of Mesa has given out $215,000 to a total of 32 businesses to help them install neon or neon-like signs. City officials spoke to the Business Journal to explain why ...

Many of Austin's most iconic signs have weathered theft, damage, and waves of style but remain bat signals for both longtime fans and brand-new visitors of our local treasures. From original neon and ...

For collectors and enthusiasts, vintage beer signs are more than just advertisements; they are relics of a bygone era that evoke nostalgia and charm. These signs can be valuable collector’s items, ...