I'm curious to know how fellow small museums (our budget is approximately
$250,000 per year) handle liability insurance at events/concerts where
liquor is sold.  Without liquor sales, the insurance is very reasonable, but
once we add the words concert and liquor to the mix, the quotes are very
high. Way out of sync for something like a laid-back jazz concert (with a
trio of musicians) on the museum lawn on a Sunday afternoon - max audience
of 150-200 people (mostly seniors).  

 

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