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Quincy Council approves special permits for Pride event and Kilroy Square Farmers Market

April 29, 2025 | Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts


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Quincy Council approves special permits for Pride event and Kilroy Square Farmers Market
The Quincy Board of License Commissioners held a productive meeting on April 29, 2025, approving several key events that promise to enhance community engagement and local business support this summer.

One of the highlights was the unanimous approval of a special use permit and one-day liquor license for the 2025 Quincy Pride event, scheduled for Sunday, June 8, from noon to 4 PM at Pageant Field. Council member Lauer noted that food trucks will be positioned near the park's bathrooms, alongside open spaces for attendees to enjoy. The involvement of Quincy Police and private security was also mentioned, ensuring a safe environment for participants.

In another significant discussion, the board reviewed a request from Widowmaker Brewing and the Quincy Chamber of Commerce for a special use permit and one-day liquor licenses for the annual Kilroy Square Farmer's Market and beer garden. This year marks the fourth iteration of the market, which will run from June to October on Fridays, and the beer garden will operate on select evenings. Notably, the event will feature partnerships with local restaurants, enhancing the community's culinary offerings. Julie Paganano from the Chamber highlighted plans for additional programming, including fitness workouts, live music, and children's storytelling, aimed at attracting more families to the market.

Both events reflect the city's commitment to fostering community spirit and supporting local businesses. As the summer approaches, residents can look forward to vibrant gatherings that celebrate diversity and promote local culture. The board's decisions not only facilitate these events but also contribute to Quincy’s ongoing efforts to create a lively and inclusive community atmosphere.

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