HARTFORD — Easter Sunday would join Thanksgiving, New Year’s and Christmas as holidays that groceries and package stores would be prohibited from selling alcoholic beverages, under a bill that was approved Tuesday in the legislative Finance Committee. John Fonfara, D-Hartford, co-chairman of the committee.
Can you buy alcohol on Easter Sunday?
The festival of Lent (40 days of fasting and abstinence leading up to Easter) ends at midnight on Holy Saturday – meaning there are no restrictions on what you can eat or drink on Easter Sunday. Furthermore, traditionally Lent doesn’t even restrict consumption of alcohol.
Can minors sit at a bar in CT?
The law prohibits liquor permittees and their servants or agents from allowing (1) minors to loiter on the premises where liquor is kept for sale or (2) minors, other than a minor over age 18 who is an employee or accompanied by his parent or guardian to be in a room where alcohol is served at a bar (CGS § 30-90).
Can minors drink with parents in CT?
In Connecticut , for example, an underage person can possess and consume alcohol if they’re with a parent or guardian.
Is Happy Hour illegal in CT?
Connecticut is one of five states where they are not currently allowed. Typically, Massachusetts has stricter alcohol laws than Connecticut. One notable difference is happy hour, popular in Connecticut but became illegal in Massachusetts nearly four decades ago when then-Massachusetts Gov.
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