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Bloomington Arts Commission Announces 2025 Arts Operations Grant Cycle

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The Bloomington Arts Commission has officially launched its 2025 Arts Operations Grant Cycle, aimed at supporting local arts organizations in Bloomington, Indiana. The program encourages various entities, including non-profits and businesses, to apply for funding that promotes arts and crafts. Applications will be processed through the Bloomington Urban Enterprise Association, which plays a crucial role in reviewing submissions. This initiative reflects the commission's ongoing commitment to enhancing the cultural landscape of the community. In 2024, the commission awarded over $100,000 in grants, highlighting the program's impact on local arts funding.

The grant cycle aims to create more opportunities for artistic expression and community involvement. Additional details regarding the application process and deadlines are forthcoming. Local leaders anticipate that this funding will stimulate economic growth through the arts.

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