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Red Weekend

  • Valentine's Day celebrations are sensibly given five days during one of the biggest parties on the Montreal gay scene - Red Weekend. The highlight is the Red Party on Saturday night.

    • When: Feb 2009 (annual)
    • Where: Montreal

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