Training & Education
Training the trade
ABLE-aligned service law, practical craft, and new-operator onboarding — raising the floor for everyone who pours in this state.
Core curriculum
Oklahoma service law for mobile bars
What 37A actually requires: the § 2-121 bartender licence, § 2-164 ID rules and the good-faith defence, § 6-121 intoxicated-person liability, § 6-102 promotions limits, and why open bar is lawful only at private functions.
ID verification in practice
The four-step check (feel, date math, photo match, hand back), spotting alterations, and documenting refusals the same night.
Cut-off and de-escalation
Reading intoxication early, the scripted calm cut-off, host-pressure situations, and when to escalate to the event lead.
New-operator onboarding: starting a mobile bar in Oklahoma
The dry-hire model, why mobile bars cannot sell alcohol here, insurance you actually need, written client agreements, and the paperwork that protects you.
Event safety & site setup
Power, weight, weather, glass policy by venue, securing alcohol at close, and the teardown checklist.
Live sessions are announced below; written module content publishes to this page.
Trainings, meetups & the annual conference
Nothing scheduled yet — the first founding meetup will appear here.
Every gathering runs under the antitrust policy: agendas circulated in advance, minutes taken, no commercial topics — if pricing comes up, the chair stops it on the record.
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