Hawaii SB122 amends cabaret licensing rules, allowing resort area cabarets to operate until 4 a.m. and restricting licenses for certain areas.
Hawaii SB122 modifies cabaret licensing regulations by permitting cabarets in resort areas to remain open until 4 a.m. throughout the week, regardless of existing liquor commission rules. Additionally, it prohibits issuing cabaret licenses for premises located within apartment mixed-use subprecincts in special districts or special improvement districts. The bill also addresses professional entertainment by individuals who perform or entertain unclothed, allowing such activities under specific conditions and licensing requirements.
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