Commissioners approve entertainment licenses for Progression Brewing Company with conditions

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The Northampton License Commission made significant strides in enhancing local entertainment options during its recent meeting on May 21, 2025. The commission approved live trivia nights on Wednesdays and greenlit entertainment devices for local venues, marking a boost for community engagement and nightlife.

Commissioners discussed the importance of ensuring that venues are equipped with the necessary systems for safety and compliance. A key point raised was the need for confirmation from Chief Stillmeier regarding the accuracy of the systems in place before finalizing approvals. This emphasis on safety underscores the commission's commitment to responsible entertainment.

In a notable decision, the commission unanimously approved the application for a common victualer license, entertainment license, and automatic amusement device license for Progression Investments, LLC, doing business as Progression Brewing Company. This approval is contingent upon the installation of an appropriate fire suppression system, highlighting the balance between fostering local business growth and ensuring public safety.

The meeting concluded with a smooth transition to other agenda items, reflecting the commission's efficient handling of important community matters. As local venues prepare to implement these new entertainment options, residents can look forward to a vibrant and engaging atmosphere in Northampton.

Converted from Northampton License Commission | May 21, 2025 meeting on May 28, 2025
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