Albany city council holds public hearing for Ship's Pub cabaret license application

May 13, 2025 | Albany City, Albany County, New York

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Albany city council holds public hearing for Ship's Pub cabaret license application

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A public hearing in Albany on May 13, 2025, focused on the issuance of a new cabaret license for Ship's Pub, located at 320 Northern Boulevard. City Clerk Shaniqua Jackson led the session, which began at 4:07 PM, although the applicant was notably absent.

The proposed establishment aims to host live entertainment, with a maximum occupancy of 91 people and an expected attendance of up to 150 per event. Ship's Pub plans to operate Monday through Tuesday from 11:30 AM to 10 PM, extending hours on weekends until midnight. Entertainment is scheduled for Friday and Saturday evenings from 6 PM to 10 PM.

Concerns were raised regarding the lack of soundproofing in the venue, prompting the need for further clarification on how noise will be managed. The establishment has committed to employing four security officers daily to ensure safety.

The Albany Police Department's premise history report will be included in the review process, and a notice of the public hearing was sent to the establishment on April 18, 2025. The hearing concluded at 4:16 PM, with plans to follow up with the applicant for additional details on operational hours and sound mitigation strategies.

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