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Saint John's only GLBT nightclub, provides a casual yet classy environment where people can be who they are. The dance floor is house on the main level, with a quieter lounge are on the lower level
Open three nights per week: with Dance Music (live DJ's) Fridays & Saturdays, with DJ/Karaoke on alternating Thursdays.
Located in a historic bank building from the turn of the late 1800's, the location is slightly off the beaten track but still with a 10 minute walk of uptown Saint John.
Dress Code: Casual. Come as you are, and theme nights
Updated Aug 18, 2010
Address: 507 Main Street
Phone: 506-652-PUMP
Website: http://www.pumpnightclub.ca
This is a beautiful new lounge bar in uptown Saint John. Very stylish, great staff and fun music. The back patio gets the sun all afternoon and is protected from the harbour winds. The interior design is spectacular and the drinks are tasty. No food here but lots of great restaurants within a two minute walk. Go to The Canterbury after dinner for a drink and hit the dance floor if the mood should strike. Ladies, dress up a bit. It will be your only opportunity to do it in Saint John.
Dress Code: No ball caps, no team jerseys, no ripped jeans. Just look nice.
Written Aug 5, 2010
Address: 47 Canterbury Street, Saint John NB
Website: www.thecanterburylounge.com
Happinez, located underneath LemonGrass Thai Restaurant is such a great spot to sit and relax with a glass, or flight of wine. You can choose to taste a few different wines and then hang out with your friends or, choose from Beers, Liquors or Spirits. There is also the opportunity to order off the LemonGrass menue for Appetizers.
Had a great experience and loved the renovated space. Your surrounded by century old brick, supported by minimalist style bench seating with chocolate brown cushions. The bar itself and bar tenders are beautiful. A perfect spot to hit after a nice dinner.
Dress Code: Casual
Written May 31, 2006
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For a fun night out, hit Saint John's downtown core. There are a number of places to attend, all of which are a guaranteed good time.
Cougars just did a renovation and it's jam packed with fun stuff to do. Crowded just enough . . . who wants to go to a bar that's empty! The more the merrier! Great bartenders, awesome music. Needs a new name though, there's no cougars in the bar. A perfect mix if younger, university aged partiers and early thirty somethings.
Dress Code: Anything goes but it's fun to dress up in your best party wear.
Written May 31, 2006
Address: 1 Market Square
If you are in town on a friday night the current place to check out would be cougars lounge. This has a variety of people, and is located on the boardwalk (downtown). The bar tends to get quite busy, and would be a cross between a dance bar and a pub.
Dress Code: No dress code, casual is fine
Updated Mar 22, 2005
Address: Boardwalk
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Churchill's Pub is situated on the ground floor below Church Street Steakhouse. The decor is trimmed in a dark wood that gives the place a real comfortable feeling or they just had the lights dim and I was more pissed up than I thought.
Anyway, the night that I was in there, it was just me and a hand full of locals...and I think most of them actually worked there, so, everyone was friendly and talkative. By and large, the mood was very laid back and I wished that I could go back for more pints.
Updated Apr 24, 2003
Address: 8 Church St., Saint John, New Brunswick
Phone: (506) 648-2373
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: 78 King Street, Saint John, NB E2L 1G4
Phone: (506) 634-1957
The Imperial is a restored old theatre of grand proportions. It was originally built in 1912 and has been restored to it's former glory. Weekday tours of the building are available.
Updated Mar 17, 2007
Address: 24 King Square South, Saint John
Phone: (506) 674-4100
Website: http://www.imperialtheatre.nb.ca/
Based in Saint John, the company travels around the province playing in large venues. Locally they usually appear in the Imperial Theatre.
Written Jan 22, 2007
Website: http://www.symphonynb.com/
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