The government's Domestic Event Fund will now become a permanent initiative.
It comes following two years of the scheme being trailed.
The aim of the Fund is to give event organisers and local authorities the chance to develop new events to drive footfall and increase spending with local businesses.
It was first launched in 2020 and has so far encouraged over 200,000 people to attend unique events across the Island.
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