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Club Unity

Club Unity, Saint Catherine Street East, Montreal, QC, Canada
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. The dance floors are always lively, hosting drag shows, go-go dancers, and a number of event nights that draw regular and varied crowds. Unity is in the heart of the Gay Village, welcoming everyone for a great night out.
Dancing, Outdoor Seating
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