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The Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) issues three licenses and permits for one-time-only events: Special Occasion License: Allows a bona fide nonprofit organization to sell liquor at a specified date, time and place. Special Occasion License applications are available online.
- Special Occasion Licenses
A special occasion license allows a bona fide nonprofit...
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- Special Occasion Licenses
A special occasion license allows a bona fide nonprofit organization to sell liquor at a specific time, date and place. Examples of events include fundraising dinners, gala events, auctions, and wine tastings.
The special occasion license allows a registered nonprofit organization to sell spirits, beer and wine by the individual serving for on-premises consumption at a specified date, time and place (i.e. fundraising dinner, gala event, auction, wine tasting).
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A WA State Special Occasion License is required if alcohol is being donated or sold at a discounted price to the host organization. Donated or discounted alcohol CANNOT be advertised or sold below cost (i.e, alcohol cannot be provided free of charge to guests).
Responsible Alcohol Sales classes are conducted every month free of charge. The locations and schedules are posted on our website at lcb.wa.gov. Contact Enforcement for questions: (360) 664-9878 If you are... • An individual or business hosting a private event in a public place where alcohol will be provided free of charge to my guests. You ...
5 Ιουν 2023 · According to WAC 314-02-112: (1) A caterer’s license allows the licensee to sell spirits, beer, and wine by the individual serving for consumption on the premises at a catered event location. (2) The catered event location must be owned, leased, or operated by: (a) The holder of the caterer’s license; or.