Funding Available for Tourism and Cultural Investment Grants

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane's City Council announced funding availability for tourism and cultural investment grants on September 12, 2025, at 8:55 a. m. This funding initiative is designed to support local cultural projects and promote community engagement. Organizations and individuals interested in applying will need to provide detailed proposals outlining their project goals. The initiative is part of Spokane's broader strategy to enhance its cultural landscape and boost tourism, which has significant economic implications for the region.

By investing in local cultural initiatives, the city aims to create a vibrant community that attracts visitors and residents alike. The application process will remain open until all funds are allocated, encouraging a diverse range of proposals. This announcement underscores Spokane's ongoing commitment to supporting its cultural sectors and community development. Local stakeholders are urged to take advantage of this funding opportunity.

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