Which events may authorize extended alcohol sale hours with local approval?

• A. Private weddings
• B. Fairs, festivals, and concerts with local approval
• C. School fundraisers
• D. Private club meetings

Answer: (B)

Extended hours for selling alcohol are typically allowed only for specific public events when local authorities grant a temporary permit. Fairs, festivals, and concerts are the kinds of public events that communities plan and regulate, so with local approval, an alcohol control or licensing body can authorize extended sale hours for that event. Private weddings, school fundraisers, and private club meetings are generally private or restricted settings where extended hours are not automatically permitted under the standard process; they usually require separate, special-permit provisions and may be subject to stricter rules. So the option describing fairs, festivals, and concerts with local approval is the one that fits how extended alcohol sale hours are usually authorized.