HRS §281-47
Bars can offer dancing and music for a trial period
A standard bar in a commercial district may add a dance floor and live or recorded music if the commission approves a one-time trial lasting up to 90 days. Music and dancing are allowed only during that trial period.
businesses
The statute, as written — Standard bar; music and dancing available
Any standard bar establishment may provide facilities for dancing by patrons, including a dance floor and live or recorded music, if the establishment is located in a commercial district and obtains the approval of the commission to provide such services on a one time trial basis not to exceed ninety days; provided that the music and dancing shall be allowed only during the trial period.
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