Pennsylvania Code › Title 40 - LIQUOR › Part I - LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD › Chapter 5 - DUTIES AND RIGHTS OF LICENSEES › Subchapter C - AMUSEMENT AND ENTERTAINMENT › Section 5.32 - Restrictions/exceptions

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
(a)
				  (Reserved).
(b)
				  (Reserved).
(c) A licensee may not
				  directly or indirectly employ a minor person under 18 years of age as an
				  entertainer in the licensed establishment, or in a room or place connected
				  therewith, nor may a licensee permit in the establishment, room or place, a
				  minor person under 18 years of age to act as an entertainer.
(d) A hotel, restaurant, club,
				  privately-owned public golf course, privately-owned private golf course,
				  municipal golf course, brew pub or malt beverage eating place licensee may not
				  hold or permit to be held, on the licensed premises an event, tournament or
				  contest; nor advertise, offer, award or permit the award on the licensed
				  premises of trophies, prizes or premiums, for any purpose except as follows:
(1) A hotel, restaurant, club or malt
				  beverage eating place licensee may permit to be held within the licensed
				  premises an event sanctioned by the State Athletic Commission under 5 Pa.C.S.
				  Part I, Subparts A and B (relating to general provisions; and boxing) or under
				  5 Pa.C.S. Part I, Subpart C (relating to the Wrestling Act). Only malt or
				  brewed beverages, as generally permitted by the class of license involved, may
				  be sold, served or delivered on that portion of the licensed premises where the
				  event is held, and not sooner than 1 hour before, and not later than 1 hour
				  after the event. Service of malt or brewed beverages at these events will be
				  conducted only with the prior written approval of the State Athletic Commission
				  filed with the Board. Drinks shall be dispensed in that portion of the licensed
				  premises where the event is conducted only in paper or plastic cups.
(2) A hotel, restaurant, club or malt
				  beverage eating place licensee may hold or permit to be held within the
				  licensed premises or in a bowling alley immediately adjacent thereto as
				  provided in sections 406(a)(1) and 442(b) of the Liquor Code (47 P. S.
				  §§
												4-406(a)(1) and
				  4-442(b)), a bowling
				  tournament or bowling contest. Liquor and malt or brewed beverages, as
				  generally permitted by the class of license involved, may be served, sold or
				  delivered at the bowling tournament or bowling contest by the
				  licensee.
(3) A hotel, restaurant,
				  club, privately-owned public golf course, privately-owned private golf course,
				  municipal golf course, brew pub or malt beverage eating place licensee may
				  permit the conduct of events on the licensed premises by groups constituting a
				  league. Liquor and malt or brewed beverages, as generally permitted by the
				  class of license involved, may be sold, served or delivered at the events on
				  the licensed premises.
(4) Hotel,
				  restaurant, club, privately-owned public golf course, privately-owned private
				  golf course, municipal golf course, brew pub or malt beverage eating place
				  licensees may permit the conduct of tournaments and contests on the licensed
				  premises for the benefit of, and officially sponsored by, bona fide charitable
				  organizations.
(i) A charitable organization
				  for the purposes of this section is defined as one qualified, approved by and
				  registered with the Department of State and operated under 49 Pa. Code Part I,
				  Subpart B (relating to charitable organizations).
(ii) Charitable organization functions shall
				  be operated in accordance with the Solicitation of Funds For Charitable
				  Purposes Act (10 P. S. §§
													162.1-162.24) and, if applicable, the Local
				  Option Small Games of Chance Act (10 P. S. §§
													311-327), and the Bingo Law (10 P. S.
				  §§
													301-308.1).
(5) Hotel, restaurant, club, privately-owned
				  public golf course, privately-owned private golf course, municipal golf course,
				  brew pub and malt beverage eating place licensees may conduct self-sponsored
				  tournaments, events or contests on their own licensed premises so long as the
				  activities are in conformance with the applicable provisions of this
				  subchapter.