Beachclub Will Be Hosting 'Pool Parties With DJs' This Summer

"The beach is one big terrasse," the owner wrote.
Contributing Writer

Olivier Primeau, the owner of Beachclub, confirmed on May 18 that this spot at Pointe-Calumet Beach will in fact be hosting some form of "parties" again for summer 2021.

"For big shows, I don't know but for pool parties with local Djs it's 100% sure," Primeau let his followers know on Instagram.

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Primeau also made sure to include that "the beach is a big terrasse."

While no official date for the reopening of Beachclub itself has been announced, Pointe-Calumet Beach reopened to the public on May 19 with different activities to partake in, including Latin dance workshops on Wednesdays.

Restaurant terrasses in Quebec are allowed to reopen as of May 28 and bar terrasses in the province can open up again on June 11.

Beachclub

Address: 701, rue 38e, Pointe-Calumet, QC

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This article's cover photo was used for illustrative purposes only.

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