“This difficult decision follows years-long challenges with the aging building, which is now 61 years old. Critical infrastructure necessary for The Leonardo to operate, including the escalators, elevators, and plumbing, has reached the end of its serviceable life,” the Leonardo said in a statement.
“Despite efforts with the City and dedicated vendors, these issues could not be overcome,” they continued.
The museum has hosted interactive exhibits to Fashion Shows, painting exhibitions and various community events for over a decade. “The Leonardo has inspired creativity and innovation as a vital, community-powered institution championing art, science, and technology for Utah’s residents and visitors alike,” they said.
The management at the museum said that they were deeply grateful for the support and involvement of the community and “while our physical doors will close, we encourage all who have been inspired by The Leonardo to continue fostering creativity, curiosity, and innovation in Utah and beyond.”
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