Local authorities, community groups and charities can apply for funding to hold an event to celebrate the King's Coronation.
The Coronation will take place on Saturday May 6, with celebrations spanning across the Bank Holiday weekend.
Local authorities can receive a one-off grant of up to £2,000, with groups and charities able to apply for up to £500.
Eligible events must have a clear connection to the Coronation and be open to the public.
You can apply here, and the deadline is April 28.
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