The EDC allows patrons at participating restaurants and bars to leave the premise with
an alcoholic beverage in a specially marked cup. A newly established Entertainment
Destination Center will boost our restaurant and hospitality industries, and draw more
people Downtown and the riverfront.

Alcoholic beverages purchased from a business in the EDC must be consumed within
the boundaries. (See map – Note: map may not reflect all participating businesses.)

Alcoholic beverages purchased from a business in the EDC must be consumed within
the boundaries. (See map – Note: map may not reflect all participating businesses.)

Alcoholic beverages are only allowed on public property Sunday through Saturday from
6 a.m. until midnight.

A participating business located in the EDC may allow patrons to leave its premises with alcoholic beverage drinks and consume those drinks at other licensed premises or any
EDC common area. Alcoholic beverages are permitted in EDC common areas and
within participating businesses. Taking alcoholic beverages outside the physical
boundaries of the EDC is prohibited.

To-go drinks stay in the district. Beverages purchased outside district are prohibited.

No, only drinks purchased from a participating business in the EDC are allowed by state
law. No cans, glass bottles, or outside drinks are permitted within the boundaries.
Anyone with alcohol on public property not purchased from a participating business
during permitted hours or during a designated special event can be cited and/or
arrested.

No. District cups are only permitted for a single use when leaving a downtown business
to walk to another location within the EDC.

Should patrons leave the boundary, they can be cited and/or arrested.