Santa Monica, California, has green-lighted legislation to create an entertainment zone, allowing visitors and residents to consume alcohol on the public streets within the parameters.

Santa Monica is now home to SoCal’s first “Entertainment Zone,” where tourists and residents can go on weekends to enjoy alcoholic drinks outdoors while walking around the Third Street ...

SANTA MONICA - Public drinking is now allowed in designated areas along the Third Street Promenade as part of a new "entertainment zone" initiative launched June 21 - and so far, officials say, it's ...

As part of the area-wide rule that allows shoppers and diners to walk around with open-container alcohol at the 3rd Street Promenade, 1212 Santa Monica is among the businesses offering to-go booze.

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On Tuesday night, the Santa Monica City Council approved the designation of Santa Monica's Entertainment Zone to allow adults over the age of 21 to purchase an alcoholic drink from licensed and ...

SANTA MONICA, CA — The city's Entertainment Zone is open for business as of Friday, allowing people to walk around parts of Downtown Santa Monica with a cocktail in hand. In the zone, located on ...

The Santa Monica City Council will consider creating an entertainment zone on the Third Street Promenade at its April 22 meeting, allowing customers to drink alcohol in designated areas during ...

Santa Monica may allow open alcohol on the Third Street Promenade. City Council to vote on creating California's first full-time entertainment zone.

The weakening opposition comes after dozens of alarmed residents opposed the Council's unanimous decision on May 13 to launch Southern California's first Entertainment Zone ( "Council Approves Scaled ...

Santa Monica 3rd Street Promenade entertainment zone approved Adults 21 and over will be able to buy alcohol from licensed participating businesses and consume drinks in designated areas beginning ...

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