Naperville might adjust liquor license language for theater

Naperville might adjust liquor license language for theater house


Naperville might adjust liquor license language for theater house
 
Updated 4/9/2021 6:43 PM
A Naperville theater house is seeking a liquor license amendment that would allow alcohol to be served during private events and rental opportunities without the requirement of a live performance.
On top of its core mission as a performing arts venue, Center Stage Place at 1665 Quincy Ave. has been expanding its scope to host corporate conferences, birthday parties, receptions, film festivals, fundraisers and other community gatherings, Executive Director Kandiss Hernandez said.
 
The theater house, which opened in 2010, is permitted to sell beer and wine during live musical and theatrical presentations. But the Class R liquor license no longer fits Center Stage's business model amid the growth of its rental operations, she said.

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