Obscenity and Pornography - As introduced, expands the definition of "adult-oriented establishment", for purposes of imposing certain requirements, to include commercial establishments that offer sexually oriented material, devices, or paraphernalia, adult cabaret entertainment, or specified sexual activities, but for which such materials, devices, paraphernalia, entertainment, or activities are not the principal or predominant stock or trade. - Amends TCA Title 7, Chapter 51, Part 14.

HB 884 amends Tennessee law to expand the definition of "adult-oriented establishment" to include any commercial venue offering sexually oriented material, adult cabaret entertainment, or specified sexual activities - even if these are not the primary business focus. This change directly affects businesses like restaurants that sell adult magazines or host occasional adult entertainment, as they would now fall under the same regulations as dedicated adult venues. The key mechanism removes the requirement that such material must be the "principal or predominant stock or trade," broadening the scope of regulated establishments. The bill takes effect May 1, 2025, and does not introduce new restrictions but redefines which businesses are subject to existing requirements.