Starting this fall, Palazzo Columbano, in the town's historic center, will "open to the community to host cultural events and exhibitions, beginning its revitalization phase until its final use is determined." The announcement was made by the Municipal Administration of Arzachena. "The final project, in fact, includes the creation of spaces dedicated to reception and tourist information, exhibition areas to showcase local products, co-working rooms, areas for listening to audio and video content, and a reading area on the veranda." The building, located on Corso Garibaldi, is a historic building of architectural significance and considered "an integral part of the community's identity." The decision to purchase it by the Municipality dates back to 2021, with a vote by the City Council in December of that year for an estimated €450,000. "Part of the Manlio Brigaglia Library's book holdings will return to the town center, along with the online university, currently housed on the outskirts," stated Michele Occhioni, the public education commissioner. "We will reconstitute a small educational hub, bringing liveliness back to the town center with students, researchers, and readers who will find a hub for social life here. The frescoed ceilings, large windows, and elevator are a plus for the renovation, as is the outdoor area, which can be used as a reading lounge in the garden, and it also has some useful parking spaces. Access must also be guaranteed for people with limited mobility. Furthermore, the building must allow for flexible use, both for everyday use and during peak tourist periods."

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