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Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Legal / Party! Word to the Wise: Now You Can Get Your "Non-Business" Banquet License Online
Posted by Grant Brissey on Tue, May 8, 2012 at 4:47 PM
But really, who acquires a non-business banquet license instead of just throwing their party without one? I'm sure there's an application. Someone chime in if you know.
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I used to help run a DIY music space in Ballard, and we would get the non-business banquet license for night's where we would host shows. Due to the fact that we were already straddling the line of what's legal as it is, the banquet license was to basically cover our asses in case someone called in a noise complaint.
A lot of times, venues used to host a wedding will require you to get a banquet license.
A lot of times, venues used to host a wedding will require you to get a banquet license.
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