NJ Senate Okays Liquor Licenses for Small, Non-Profit Theaters

The measure would permit nonprofit theaters with 50 seats of more to apply for liquor licenses.  Currently, only non-profit theaters with more than 1,000 seats are eligible to apply for a liquor license.

The measure was introduced by State Senate Republican Leader Tom Kean.

“This legislation will encourage more New Jerseyans to go their local theater where they can grab a drink, sit back, and enjoy the show,” said Kean (R-21). “Giving small theaters the opportunity to serve alcohol opens an untapped revenue stream to support plays and performances. This will increase foot traffic and ticket sales, and bolster non-profit theater’s bottom lines across the Garden State.”

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