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PUEBLO \u2014 <\/strong>Whether they were setting up new offices, painting archways and murals in a soon-to-open museum or celebrating in Tuscany, a handful of Puebloans have been busily preparing in recent days for what they expect to be a renaissance on the city\u2019s riverwalk.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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Wait, what? Celebrating in Tuscany? Italy?<\/p>\n

Indeed. Representatives of the Leonardo da Vinci Museum of North America, which will open June 12 on the Pueblo riverwalk, were in Florence, Italy, on April 18 to sign cooperation agreements with five other museums created in the same mold under the auspices of the Artisans of Florence.<\/p>\n

Pueblo\u2019s is the newest of the museums, which will display works created by the Artisans using da Vinci\u2019s 15th and 16th century scientific drawings of machines that show concepts of flight, drones, robotics and more. The museums in Florence, South Korea and Pueblo are permanent; organizations in Australia and Brazil offer traveling exhibits. Also, the Artisans have a new partner in China but there are no details on location or type of museum, Tom Rizzo, a spokesperson for the Artisans, said in an email.<\/p>\n

While the partnerships and cooperation among the small group of museums was celebrated in Italy, the buzz on the Historic Arkansas Riverwalk of Pueblo, or HARP, was all about when the museum and the new boathouse and event center would open.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\u201cI\u2019m trying to get moved into the (boathouse) building, and people keep showing up trying to get in,\u201d said Lynn Clark, executive director of the riverwalk. \u201cThere\u2019s a lot of excitement in town.\u201d<\/p>\n

As she spoke on the phone, she paused to tell someone, \u201cWe\u2019re not open yet \u2014 next week.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n

Likewise, passersby regularly peer into the wall of full-length windows on the museum\u2019s Riverwalk-facing side. While most are covered by ceiling-to-floor shades to keep out the harsh \u2014 and hot \u2014 southern Colorado sun, some of the curious feel lucky enough to get a glimpse of Pueblo artist Joel Carpenter working on an interpretation of da Vinci\u2019s Last Supper painting above the ticketing and gift shop area. Or perhaps they happen by when museum founder Joe Arrigo has a rare spare minute to allow them to peek inside.<\/p>\n

The fact that the two buildings will open within a few weeks of each other is serendipitous. The long-planned nearly $16 million river channel expansion and boathouse project was coming together just as Arrigo proposed housing the museum in a building that was abandoned by the Professional Bull Riders after 17 years in Pueblo.<\/p>\n

\u201cThere\u2019s occasionally this crease of time where you align with elected officials and can get things done,\u201d Clark said, noting several riverwalk projects. \u201cI\u2019ve been here 16 years and it\u2019s happened three times \u2014 with the Veterans Bridge, Gateway Park and this expansion. Sometimes you have to wait for that alignment to have enough people in your corner.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe\u2019re having this moment here now.\u201d<\/p>\n

Channel expansion<\/h2>\n

The Pueblo Riverwalk runs along the historic channel of the Arkansas River, which was diverted from downtown Pueblo after the devastating flood that destroyed much of downtown and killed hundreds of people in 1921. A large levee was built along 2.8 miles of the diverted river to keep potential flood waters away from the town.<\/p>\n

A couple of parking lots were built in the original river channel, but mostly it was a weedy expanse running through downtown until a group of visionaries in the early 1990s proposed a riverwalk. A 1995 bond approved by voters secured $12.85 million for the project and the riverwalk opened in October 2000.<\/p>\n

Expansions were planned but took time and money. In 2016, voters exempted Pueblo County from the state Taxpayer\u2019s Bill of Rights to allow the county to keep excess tax dollars for specific projects. The Riverwalk channel expansion was among them and the county kicked in $9 million for the project. Combined with a half-dozen other grants and funding sources, HARP was able to launch the project.\u00a0<\/p>\n

The three-story boathouse, which opened April 23, will house the tourist boats that ply the waterway with a narrated tale of Pueblo history and information.<\/p>\n

The first floor will have a ticket booth and gift and snack shop, and the second floor will house riverwalk authority offices, which were moved from a building across the waterway, and a conference room that can be rented. The top floor has an open-air venue that also can be rented.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n

\u201cWe need to generate enough revenue in the building to pay for its existence,\u201d Clark said, noting that a sponsorship by Pueblo Toyota means that it will be called the Pueblo Toyota Boathouse for at least the next five years.<\/p>\n

The moves free up a couple of prime riverwalk spaces that Clark hopes to see developed. The riverwalk authority put out an RFP a year ago for 125 Riverwalk Place where a hotel could be developed, but the one interested party didn\u2019t get funding. Clark said HARP is teaming with the Pueblo Urban Renewal Authority and the city to attempt to renew interest in a similar project.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt doesn\u2019t have to be a hotel,\u201d she said, but noted that Pueblo needs more downtown hotel rooms, and having one that fronts the Riverwalk and is within walking distance of the Pueblo Convention Center would be an ideal addition. HARP zoning requires that channel-level buildings be restaurant\/bar, entertainment, service or retail establishments. Upper levels can house offices.<\/p>\n

\u201cIn the summer, you cannot get a seat on a patio downtown,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n

The riverwalk authority also is leasing its former boathouse ticket office and concession stand at 101 S. Union, a 472-square-foot commercial space that Clark suggested would be ideal for a coffee\/ice cream\/candy shop.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe don\u2019t have a coffee shop directly on the Riverwalk,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n

Pueblo Mayor Heather Graham, too, is excited about the possibilities that will come with opening the boathouse and the museum, which she expects will attract international visitors.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe know that the Boathouse opening gives us new opportunity for event space, promotion and more, while the museum\u2019s proximity to the Riverwalk only enhances one of our crown jewels in the heart of our community,\u201d she said in an emailed statement.\u00a0<\/p>\n

She expects both attractions to be \u201cfront porch gateways for visitors to explore the rest of the vibrant and inviting city.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n

When it was planned, the Riverwalk\u2019s eastward expansion was expected to tie to the PBR Sports Performance Center, which was built by the Pueblo Urban Renewal Authority in a project that also expanded the adjacent Pueblo Convention Center.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n

The gleaming sports performance center with those full-length windows fronted the riverwalk. It was filled with city-owned workout equipment, including two mechanical bulls.<\/p>\n

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The PBR leased the prime location for a bargain $1,500 a month, or $18,000 a year, but never used it much. It never attracted the 30,000 visitors a year who were anticipated, and by the end of 2024, PBR had moved its headquarters and everything else to Fort Worth, Texas.<\/p>\n

PBR sold its office building that was a bit farther down the riverwalk; that building is now owned by the city and is used for administrative offices.<\/p>\n

Enter the idea for the Leonard da Vinci Museum.<\/p>\n

Transforming a sports center<\/h2>\n

By the time PBR left the city, leaders had agreed to lease the sports center space to the museum, which would pay the urban renewal authority $142,744 a year, almost eight times the rent that PBR had paid.<\/p>\n

Contracts were signed with the city and with the Artisans of Florence, and the transformation of the building began in early 2025. Arrigo optimistically suggested the museum could open in late 2025.\u00a0<\/p>\n

But it takes a bit of time and imagination to convert a building with therapy pools, workout rooms and locker rooms into a museum and educational center. And there was fundraising to do.<\/p>\n

Now, the grand opening is set for June 12.<\/p>\n

Arrigo said they are about halfway to the $4 million fundraising goal, which they expect to hit this year.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, local artists and contractors have remade the interior, where today visitors feel like they\u2019re walking into the Tuscan countryside.<\/p>\n

Pueblo artist Bonnie Waugh recently drove a lift through the building to an arched doorway, where she was adding color to a sketched design. She pointed out two figures on a nearby wall that she had worked on for six to eight weeks.<\/p>\n

She had added some insects around the female figure and was debating whether the male needed some too.<\/p>\n

\u201cI\u2019ve done bigger projects, but this one has my heart,\u201d she said, noting that she believes da Vinci, scientist who he was, would approve of their use of virtual reality equipment to get some images on the walls. \u201cIt has been fun to see it step by step. It\u2019s such an amazing project for this region.\u201d<\/p>\n

Handcrafted machines made by the Artisans of Florence have been placed throughout the main exhibit hall and flying machines hang overhead. Pueblo has about 200 pieces that will rotate through the exhibit space.<\/p>\n

The education center has done pilot programs, is developing a partnership with Pueblo School District 60 and has summer camp programs for this year.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Ticket prices are posted and a few trinkets line shelves in the gift shop area. A conference room soon will be turned into a caf\u00e9 with patio seating on the riverwalk.<\/p>\n

Replicas of all da Vinci\u2019s codices will be housed at the museum, some on rotating displays and some available to researchers. The museum is the only place in the world with a complete set of da Vinci\u2019s scientific drawings, which were sold all over the world after his death.<\/p>\n

An Italian publishing company has slowly gathered facsimiles of the set \u2014 the last coming from the King of England, who owns the original botany and some animal files, Arrigo said.<\/p>\n

Hidden spaces<\/h2>\n

When the museum opens its door on June 12, a few nooks and crannies will remain unfinished. Arrigo envisions converting a former staff locker room area to accommodate\u00a0 health care and anatomy displays.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe want to inspire curiosity and ultimately career development,\u201d he said. He has emphasized the educational components of the museum from the outset and hopes to serve school districts throughout southern Colorado that don\u2019t have the resources to travel to Denver.<\/p>\n

He\u2019s not sleeping much and noted with some relief that a new deputy director had been hired. Although he doesn\u2019t use the title of director, he has been fulfilling the role.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\u201cWe still have holes,\u201d he said. \u201cWe need someone to handle the docents and volunteers. We need to have a large fundraising event \u2014 we have to do that soon.\u201d<\/p>\n

But then there was that quick trip to Florence to celebrate with the sister museums. Arrigo, who paid his own way, was accompanied by a representative from Colorado\u2019s Office of Economic Development and International Trade\u2019s Business Funding and Incentives division. Also, several museum board members, donors, HARP board chair David Anderson and Pueblo Public Works Director Andrew Hayes paid their own way to attend the Florence celebration.<\/p>\n

With the opening deadline looming, Arrigo is back to the proverbial grindstone.
\u201cI think with the boathouse next door we\u2019ll be a catalyst for a lot more activity on the riverwalk,\u201d he said, gesturing to a spot in the Gateway Park garden where a locally created Vitruvian Man sculpture will feature a rotating da Vinci quotation (in English, Spanish and Italian): \u201cLearning never exhausts the mind.\u201d<\/p>\n

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