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Montreal, Quebec
Queer-owned dance bar and community hub on Boulevard Saint-Laurent.
Club DD's is Montreal's exciting new queer-owned dance bar and community hub, occupying a legendary Boulevard St-Laurent address and bringing fresh energy to the city's inclusive nightlife scene. Created by a collective of musicians, filmmakers, and nightlife veterans—including the team behind beloved lesbian sports bar Champs—this space was built with intention: drag, dancing, and intimate performances in an environment that celebrates queerness in all its forms. Club DD's represents Montreal's expanding queer geography and offers a different flavor of nightlife. The programming mixes DJ sets, drag performances, karaoke nights, and themed parties that keep regulars coming back and newcomers feeling immediately at home. It's an 18+ venue, so bring your ID and prepare to dance under disco balls with a community that's been craving exactly this kind of space. If you're exploring Montreal's queer scene beyond the Village, this is your spot.
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