Independent venues are breathing a sigh of relief as Shuttered Venue Operator Grant approval notices began rolling in from the Small Business Association this week
that awards were rolling out. The 2,800-capacity venue is located across the street from Senate Majority Leader and SVOG advocate Julia Elbaum that the venue was in the Priority 1 group of venues that lost 90% or more of their revenue between April and December 2020 and was awarded the full amount it requested. Elbaum says she signed the award letter and a disclosure form Thursday evening. Roughly 24 hours later, she was sent a tutorial video that all recipients are required to watch.
“One can imagine the relief we felt to hear Administrator Guzman testify last week in the House and Senate Small Business hearings that funds were going out to eligible recipients,” says NITO vp . “We recognize the laborious task that the SBA has taken on this year. We are incredibly appreciative and look forward to any communication this week that backs the SBA's timeline commitment.
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