House Bill 2341 amends Tennessee Code Annotated to clarify regulations surrounding the serving of alcoholic beverages at private events and special event zones. The bill allows individuals to furnish, dispense, or give away alcoholic beverages at private parties without needing a license, provided that no one under the age of 21 is served. Additionally, it requires event owners or operators to demonstrate that they have taken reasonable steps to prevent underage drinking at events where alcohol is served.

Furthermore, the bill introduces a new definition of "premises" related to establishments licensed to serve alcohol within central business improvement districts in metropolitan areas with populations over 500,000. It stipulates that consumption of alcoholic beverages is permitted only during events approved by a temporary special event zone ordinance and that these beverages must be served in specially designed to-go cups. The legislation aims to streamline the process for hosting events while ensuring compliance with age restrictions on alcohol consumption.

Statutes affected:
Introduced: 57-4-101(o), 57-4-101, 57-4-101(g)(2)
Amended with SA0961 -- 04/15/2026: 57-4-101(o), 57-4-101, 57-4-101(g)(2), 57-4-102(31), 57-4-102
Amended with SA0961, HA1143 -- 04/22/2026: 57-4-101(o), 57-4-101, 57-4-101(g)(2), 57-4-102(31), 57-4-102