Gay/Lesbian entertainment in Montréal
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Mado Cabaret
Mado is a flamboyant celebrity who writes a column in Fugues, the gay entertainment mag. Her cabaret is a local institution, with drag shows featuring an assortment of hilariously sarcastic performers in eye-popping costumes. Shows take place weekend and Tuesday nights.
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Stereo
Montréal’s underground house-music giant has opened and closed for various reasons throughout the years. Still featuring a sound system so amazing regulars gush about out-of-body-experience, Stereo is open for business once again, attracting anyone – gay, straight, students, drag queens – looking to lose sleep in style.
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Le Drugstore
This cavernous eight-story complex has nine theme bars, boutiques, a large delicatessen and a dance club in the basement. For bad hair days there’s even a hairdresser. Lesbians and gays have staked out their terrain on different floors.
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Bourbon Complex
This gay entertainment complex looks big enough to get lost in. There’s La Track, a popular disco-bar with a leather boutique, and the Mississippi Club for dancing, live cabaret and drag shows.
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Unity II
This old Village favorite features not only a club and pub but kitsch Bamboo bar, pool tables and rooftop terrace.
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Club Bolo
This is a one-of-a-kind, gay country-and-western line-dancing bar in the Village.
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