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Dancers

Right in the heart of the action in Montreal's Gay Village, Campus is dedicated to relaxation and mature entertainment. If you want fewer crowds and better hotel deals, late September stays pleasant and still gives you lots to do, just without the Pride surge.

The karaoke is always a hit with visitors and regulars in the village, having kept the tavern popular for decades.

Older Crowd, Outdoor Seating, Cruising

This classic feeling neighbourhood bar generally draws older male visitors to the Gay Village. Mostly local, but also some national and international drag artists headline shows and sketch comedy nightly.

The third floor is always hosting a dance party, meaning that there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Dancers

This popular club in Montreal's Gay Village keeps regulars coming back and attracts groups of visitors with good drinks, friendly crowds, and plenty of attractive dancers.

The Normandie welcomes tens of thousands of tourists every year who are drawn in by good food and drinks and stay for the atmosphere, and it's also popular with celebrities who have even performed on stage at karaoke evenings. The music is provided by locally and internationally renowned DJs who have regular spots in the club and keep people coming back.

Dancing, Outdoor Seating

With two rooms, a VIP lounge, and large terrace on the roof, Unity is well-known as a place where everyone have fun whilst also feeling safe in an inclusive environment.

While Campus caters to a male crowd, women are welcome.

14. Stock & Soda

Bright and comfortable venue with a pool table and a busy summertime terrasse. 

15. Cabaret Berlin

Popular performance and event venue for those who love Post-Punk, New Wave, Alternative, Cold Wave and Dark Wave. 

16. Motel Motel

Opened in 2023 by the team behind Bar Renard and Tendresse, Motel Motel presents local DJs.

17. Le Weiser

Opened in June 2025, Le Weiser is a sports pub located in the heart of the Village.

Outside the Village, Café Cleopatre, whose building on The Main has been a showbar since the 1890s, is the last remnant of Montreal’s fabled red-light district.

Many celebrities have been spotted here over the years. You get warm weather, long evenings, and the biggest LGBTQ+ programming of the year with Pride. Formerly Cabaret Expose, it's a place for the gay guys of the village to relax and unwind somewhere that has a decidedly more mature theme than some other bars and clubs in the area. Cheap drinks, happy hour specials and a cruisy summertime terrasse.

7. Le Normandie

A Village institution since 1981, friendly sports bar Le Normandie on Atateken Street is a terrific local watering hole with cheap drinks and karaoke.

For events, plan around Fierté Montréal (Montréal Pride) in August, which brings parades, shows, community days, and packed nightlife in the Village. It houses everything from hiphop to cabaret, and there's a calmer rooftop pool, spa and mini restaurant to compliment the party. Late February to early March is also a good time for winter culture, with Montréal en Lumière and the city’s general festival energy, even if it’s not LGBTQ-specific.

Hot men and good company... Couple dancefloors, nightly DJs, pool tables, video poker, two summertime terrasses, and theme events ranging from bear nights to leather kink.

12. Stock Bar

Montreal is famous for its gay male strip joints and none is bigger than Stock Bar in the Village. 

13. Bar Campus

This gay male strip joint is a Montreal institution in the heart of the Village.

Choose whether you'd rather stay near the Gay Village, convenient for the nightlife, or stay in the centre of the city where most of the attractions are located. For club nights, Club Unity gives you multi-floor music and a rooftop terrace. Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon!