Danny’s Queer Bar Seeks Approval for Expanded Entertainment License in Boston

Overview: In a recent hearing of the Boston Entertainment Application Board, Danny’s Queer Bar LLC sought approval to expand its entertainment offerings at its location on Boston Street. The proposal includes adding a range of activities such as karaoke, drag shows, and comedy, available until 2 a.m. every day.

Big House LLC Seeks Expanded Entertainment License for New Venue “Basement” in Boston

Overview: The Boston Entertainment Application Board recently reviewed Big House LLC’s application to expand entertainment offerings at their new venue, Basement, located on Stewart Street. The expansion includes adding categories such as audio devices, jukebox, disc jockey, dancing by patrons, and instrumental and vocal music up to six performers daily until 2 a.m.

Revolution Hotel and Mighty Squirrel Brewing Eye Expanded Entertainment with Boston Entertainment Application Board Approval

Overview: In a recent virtual meeting, the Boston Entertainment Application Board deliberated on two prominent applications that could alter the city’s nightlife landscape. The Revolution Hotel and Mighty Squirrel Brewing Co. proposed to add various live entertainment options to their respective venues, extending activities until 1:00 a.m. The board addressed these applications by examining aspects such as soundproofing measures, community feedback, and security plans.

Boston Entertainment Board Examines Suffolk Downs Stage Plans

Overview: The Boston Entertainment Application Board recently scrutinized the operation and management plans for The Stage at Suffolk Downs, proposed by Bowery Presents LLC. The meeting delved into several vital aspects of the venue’s upcoming 2024 season, including sound management, security operations, emergency plans, traffic, and community impact.

Bartaco Fenway Seeks to Introduce Outdoor Music Amid Local Concerns at Boston Entertainment Application Board

Overview: In the recent meeting of the Boston Entertainment Application Board, the primary focus was on the application by Bartaco Fenway LLC to add outdoor music through speakers on their patio until 11 PM daily. Attorney Dennis Quilty, representing Bartaco Fenway, along with operations personnel Kelsey Nas, presented their case, emphasizing the amenity would be at a conversational level and not disrupt the neighborhood. Despite an abutters meeting held a year prior which did not raise significant objections, Quilty acknowledged the Fenway Civic Association’s standing opposition to outdoor music, framing the restriction as potentially excessive for the vibrant and active Fenway area, which is home to Fenway Park and numerous establishments with outdoor patios.