Halloween Parade at the Pocket Park, Saturday at 10 a.m.
This year's Halloween event is on the morning of Halloween itself. Pick up a treat bag, join Devil Dan's parade, and visit the treat stations.
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La Rosa, One Year In: Second Street Turn Lanes and a City Traffic Study
The board supports new left- and right-turn lanes on westbound Second Street at Country Club, and the City plans a traffic study of the area around the Benedictine.
Pocket Park Plans: What Parks and Recreation Agreed To
After walking the park, MNA's Parks & Beautification Committee met with Tucson Parks and Recreation about irrigation, new plantings, and wildflowers along the path.
Streets Update: Fifth Street Wraps Up, and What's Next for Dodge and Camino Miramonte
The Fifth/Sixth Street project is in its landscaping phase, with paving, lighting, and new HAWK signals due by November. Plus plans for Fifth and Dodge, and a lower speed limit on Camino Miramonte.
A Summer of Neighbors: The Ice Cream Social and Yellow Brick Coffee
Hundreds of people came to La Rosa for the Midtown Ice Cream Social, and Yellow Brick Coffee gave back to MNA all July. Two new ways of partnering with local businesses.
Four New Committees to Get More Done
The board formed committees for Parks & Beautification, Events & Programming, Communications & Outreach, and Finance & Governance. Each one is open to neighbors.
Midtown Ice Cream Social at La Rosa, Sunday, August 9
MNA and La Rosa invite neighbors from across midtown to a free, all-ages afternoon of soft serve, music, and Mr. Nature's Music Garden.
Safety in Miramonte: Trespassing, Encampments, and Neighborhood Watch
What Tucson Police and City staff have told MNA meetings about handling trespassers and encampments, and how to get Neighborhood Watch started on your block.
2026 Annual Meeting: A Year in Review
More than 50 neighbors met at La Rosa to hear from Supervisor Andrés Cano, Council Member Miranda Schubert, and Tucson Police, review the past year, and elect three new directors.
MNA Is Now a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit, and You Can Give Online
The association has been approved as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. Gifts now support neighborhood events, beautification, and advocacy, and are tax-deductible.
New Committee on Beautification and Walkability, and New Plants for the Chicanes
The board formed a standing committee open to all residents, starting with new desert-hardy plantings in the neighborhood's traffic chicanes.
Trash, Recycling, and Graffiti: Tips from Environmental Services
Free bin replacement, the Tucson311 and Recycle Coach apps, graffiti removal, and other City services that residents can use.
La Rosa Arts Center: Working Together on Parking and Traffic
As the new venue opens in the historic Benedictine Monastery, MNA has worked with La Rosa on a parking and traffic plan designed to keep event traffic off interior streets.
From the President: Show Up for Your Neighborhood
A note from MNA President Marc Salerno on what a strong local community gives back, and an invitation to get involved, whether you rent or own.
What the 100-Year Floodplain Means for Miramonte
Pima County Regional Flood Control District staff showed how sheet flooding would affect the neighborhood, especially along Camino Miramonte, and explained who to call about drainage.
Fifth Street Improvements: Water Main, Sidewalks, and Streetlights
A multi-phase project brings a new water main, then sidewalks, streetlights, and repaving to Fifth Street between Country Club Road and Alvernon Way.
Palo Verde–Miramonte Bicycle Boulevard
The city is planning a bicycle boulevard through the neighborhood, including a new crossing at Speedway and a possible shift in alignment from Howard Avenue to Jones Boulevard.
MNA Submits Feedback on Tucson's Community Corridors Tool
The board asked the Planning Commission to protect interior streets from overflow parking and cut-through traffic as the City's new zoning overlay comes to Speedway, Country Club, Alvernon, and Fifth Street.