Home Tour—one of the CNA's biggest fundraising events—is a fantastic opportunity to meet neighbors and learn more about the historic nature of our neighborhood. The Home Tour Street Fair supports local artists and merchants. There are a number of ways to support the planning of this event, including securing vendors, coordinating volunteers, and social media outreach. If you are interested in supporting this event, reach out to us by clicking the button below.

WayneFest is a micro-festival held in Phoenix’s historic Coronado Park. It’s an annual celebration of music, food, and community, and all proceeds go towards the Coronado Neighborhood Association. 

Volunteers work in short shifts of just a few hours—setup, serving beer, or cleanup and break-down—and enjoy the rest of the festival for free. 

Located at our Community Garden, the toolshed houses event supplies, yard tools and equipment, and a variety of power tools. CNA members are able to rent equipment for free or a low rental fee, depending on the item. Toolshed volunteers—referred to as Shedtenders —are responsible for assisting neighbors with the rental process. If you are interested in supporting the toolshed, please reach out:

The Dispatch is Coronado's neighborhood magazine. Published 2-4 times a year, the magazine features stories about Coronado neighbors, businesses, Coronado's history, upcoming events and event recaps, and more. The CNA always welcomes article submissions and are looking to hear from you!

Note that articles should focus on family-friendly content and are reviewed by the Board and are not guaranteed inclusion. 

If you have a topic you'd like to pitch or would like to write an article, reach out: 

Help us grow something new—literally!

We have a vision for a future Coronado community garden, and we're looking for neighbors to help figure out what it could become. Should we offer individual garden plots? Create a shared, volunteer-tended garden? Grow food for neighbors in need? Something entirely different? This new committee will explore the possibilities, work through the practical details, and help develop a plan for a garden that truly serves our community. 

Whether you're an experienced gardener, a total beginner, or simply someone who loves the idea of creating a greener, more connected neighborhood, we'd love to have you at the table (or in the garden)!