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Ontario allows self-brought alcohol at outdoor events starting April 30, 2026, with permits and local bylaws.
Starting April 30, 2026, Ontario will allow attendees to bring and consume their own alcohol at outdoor cultural and community events like farmers markets, movie screenings, and neighborhood festivals, provided organizers obtain a permit from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario.
Municipalities must first pass a bylaw authorizing alcohol use in public spaces and define qualifying events.
The policy, aimed at boosting tourism and local economies, builds on a successful Toronto pilot program and reflects broader efforts to modernize alcohol regulations.
Restrictions remain, including bans near playgrounds, splash pads, and Ontario Parks.
Public safety and responsible drinking are emphasized.
Ontario permite el alcohol traído por uno mismo en eventos al aire libre a partir del 30 de abril de 2026, con permisos y reglamentos locales.