A bring-your-own event permit may be “Sale” or “No-Sale” depending on whether alcohol will be sold and served at the event.
Under a no-sale bring-your-own event permit, attendees 19 years or older may bring their own liquor for consumption at the event, within the permitted area.
Under a sale bring-your-own event permit, liquor purchased under the permit may be sold and served at the bring-your-own event and attendees 19 years of age or older can bring their own liquor for consumption at the event, within the permitted area.
As part of the application, the applicant must indicate whether liquor will be sold at the event. This includes where money is collected for liquor, such as an admission charge to the event (e.g., drink tickets included in the admission charge), the sale of liquor (cash bar), liquor tickets sold to attendees, or the collection of money and/or other forms of payment for liquor before the event.