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1. Can we provide our own alcohol?

All renting organizations / individuals distributing and / or consuming alcohol in the Hopkins Center for the Arts must comply with and abide by all Federal, State and Municipal laws and ordinances.

The City of Hopkins requires that only the following approved providers serve alcohol at Hopkins Center for the Arts:

Cream & Amber
1605 Mainstreet
Hopkins, MN 55343
Phone: 952-595-5640

Thirty Bales
1106 Mainstreet
Hopkins, MN 55343
Phone: 952-930-0369

Wild Boar Bar and Grill
1022 Mainstreet
Hopkins, MN 55343
Phone: 952-378-1693

Alcohol must stay in the designated rental space.  The Renting Organization/Individual will be responsible for making sure its guests follow this policy.

For More Information

Email Roxanne Wolfe or call at 952-548-6486 for any questions or for more information.

2. What rooms is alcohol allowed in at the Hopkins Center for the Arts?

Alcohol may be served at activities and events held in:

• Community Room
• Conference Room
• Jaycee Studio

Renting the Entire Facility

If a group rents the entire facility, or the facility is scheduled for adult activities only on a particular date, alcohol could also be served in the lobby.

• There is a $50 additional charge applied to the rental costs to offset administrative expenses associated with this service.
• There is also an additional hourly charge for a security officer, required at all events serving alcohol. The Hopkins Center for the Arts will designate and arrange this service from the time the distribution of alcohol begins until the end of the event. The renting organization / individual will directly pay the Arts Center at the hourly rate of $25 per hour, minimum four hours, per security officer. The Hopkins Center for the Arts reserves the right to determine the number and placement of security personnel.
• A damage deposit of $200 is required at the time of application for all events at which alcohol is served. If there are no damages you may collect your damage deposit the next business day following your event.

3. How late can alcohol be served?

Alcoholic beverage service will end no later than 11:30 p.m.