Club Bolo in Montréal stands as a vibrant hub for country and line-dancing lovers within the LGBTQ+ scene. Nestled on the edge of the Gay Village, it fosters a welcoming vibe centered on camaraderie and hospitality. Run as a non-profit by dedicated volunteers, the club creates an inclusive space where people of all ages connect and enjoy themselves.
The offerings include dance lessons for every skill level and open dance nights, especially buzzing on Fridays. Patrons practice line-dancing steps in a laid-back setting, fueled by timeless country tunes. Special holiday events add excitement and variety to the schedule. The community shines with its supportive spirit, guiding newcomers with patience and warmth. Emphasizing fun, fitness, and fellowship, Club Bolo delivers an authentic experience for anyone passionate about country dancing.
Hotels near Club Bolo
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Nearby Locations
Aigle Noir
District Video Lounge
Le Saloon
Stock Bar
Club Unity
Sauna Centre-Ville
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 18:45 - 22:15
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
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