Quebec City offers a great deal of charms for romantics and francophiles. Bulwark of the French language in North America, Quebec also has an fascinating history. In this old soul of a city the Quebec city Pride Festival developed, alongside a rich LGBT+ nightlife. Indeed, the Drague Cabaret Club, a true symbol for the community, stands on Saint-Augustin Street, only a handful of feets away from the busy Saint-Jean street. Similarly, the bar St-Matthew’s is also nearby. Always warm and welcoming, both establishments offer a nice terrace where one can grab a drink after a day visiting Quebec’s landmarks such as the Abraham Plains, the Civilisation Museum, The Chateau Frontenac’s famous Dufferin Terrace or the nice Docks of the old port. However don’t be mistaken: the Drague Cabaret Club knows how to party after dark!
Read More For those who look a more relaxed athmosphere or “pub-like”, La Ninkasi du Faubourg, located right by the Drague, is very open to the community. In the same vein, the Irish Pub Le Nelligan, whose premises used to house Quebec city’s Lesbian bar L’Armour Sorcier, is a good ally. If you desire something more urban, the local brewery La Korrigane can be found in Lowtown’s hip neighbourhood “Nouveau Saint-Roch”. Also, if you are looking for more entertainment, the theater Le Cercle often showcase talented members of the community. Tout ça, c’est bien, mais vous êtes plus urbaine ou urbain? Descendez en basse-ville, dans le Nouvo St-Roch, et vous trouverez la brasserie La Korrigane qui vous accueillera avec grande ouverture. Et si vous voulez voir un bon spectacle, regardez la programmation du Cercle, qui met souvent la communauté au programme!
