Downtown Roanoke refreshment zone extended until Sept. 25 It was initially set to end on July 31 No description found
ROANOKE, Va. – Those looking to enjoy their favorite alcoholic beverage outdoors in downtown Roanoke will now have until late September to do so.
Downtown Roanoke, Inc. announced in a Facebook post that its Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area has been extended through Sept. 25.
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It was initially set to end on July 31, but people liked it so much that officials decided to let it last a bit longer.
The Refreshment Zone ABC license allows visitors 21 and older to walk and shop in the designated outdoor refreshment zone while enjoying a drink from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
See the Refreshment Zone and participating businesses below:
Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area in downtown Roanoke (WSLS) Copyright 2022 by WSLS 10 - All rights reserved.
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