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Lowell license commissioners approve series of summer special-event permits and one-day alcohol licenses
Summary
The Lowell License Commission approved permits on June 12 for amplified outdoor entertainment and one-day alcohol sales for a set of community summer events, ranging from church youth services to the Lowell Summer Music Series.
The Lowell License Commission on June 12 approved special-event permits and one-day alcohol licenses for multiple summer gatherings, including youth-led church services, neighborhood festivals and the Lowell Summer Music Series.
The approvals cover amplified outdoor public entertainment and, in some cases, one‑day licenses to sell malt beverages and wine for events at locations including Fifth Street Baptist Church (28 West Fifth Street), Lowell Community Health Center (161 Jackson Street), Brewed Awakening (61 Market Street), Sampas Pavilion (160 Pawtucket Boulevard), Temple grounds (45 Bernier Street), the Portuguese American Lowell Youth Center (739 Central Street), UMass Lowell’s Belgard Boathouse (500 Pawtucket Boulevard) and Boarding House Park (40 French Street).
“The annual health center barbecue for all of our employees as part of National Health Center Week,” Linda Chan Flynn, of Lowell…
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