INDIANAPOLIS - Money has been made available for events and cultural groups in the Hoosier state that have suffered as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
The state of Indiana has made $10 million available to keep arts, cultural organizations and annual events afloat that have struggled in the pandemic. Applications for the money, funded by the CARES Act through Indiana Destination Development Corp., will be accepted starting Monday. August 10.
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