Whether you've visited our community recently, or if you've never been here, we're certain you'll want to return again and again.
Pueblo is undergoing a renaissance. Recent urban revitalization efforts, such as the Historic Arkansas Riverwalk, have transformed the downtown of our community into a thriving and beautiful district.
We're also experiencing an explosion of creative arts - from nightly downtown street performances, to numerous galleries and studios opening their doors late into the evening.
Welcome to beautiful Pueblo, Colorado - the gateway to Southeast Colorado!
Located at the confluence of the Arkansas River and Fountain Creek, Pueblo has been an important crossroads for transportation and trading for more than 150 years, making it the economic hub of southeastern Colorado.
Pueblo is a multi-cultural community, predominantly comprised of Hispanic, Italian and Slovenian populations who have been here for generations. Drawing from this unique cultural makeup, our community is well known for our diverse and delicious foods. One of the largest steel-producing cities in the United States, Pueblo is sometimes referred to as the "Steel City". And as the hometown of four Medal of Honor recipients — more per capita than any other city in the United States — Pueblo is also known as the "Home of Heroes."
Pueblo Wins the 2013 Governor's Arts Award!
Gov. John Hickenlooper announces that the cities of Pueblo and Aspen are the recipients for the 2013 Governor's Arts Award..."These cities' commitment to investing in arts, creative industries and educating on the importance of the arts expands both cultures and our economies..."
Pueblo Featured on NPR's Western Skies!
Pueblo has been getting a lot of attention nationwide lately. It's tough to put into words, but a recent article on National Public Radio's Western Skies program pretty much sums it up.
