Part of the Gay Québec City Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Québec City, Québec
Québec City's biggest nightclub — three floors of music in a historic Grande Allée mansion
Le Dagobert is Québec City's largest nightclub, spanning three floors of a refurbished historic mansion on Grande Allée. For over 40 years, the venue has offered distinct musical tiers: live rock and punk on the ground floor, a main DJ dance floor for EDM and Top 40 on the second level, and an overlook lounge on the third. With a 1,500-person capacity and high-end lighting effects, it is the flagship of the city's primary nightlife strip. While not a dedicated LGBTQ+ bar, it is a mainstream, gay-friendly venue that draws a massive, diverse weekend crowd.
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