For years, Club Metro was the epicenter of queer nightlife in St. Paul — a full-scale nightclub where the lights were bright, the bass was relentless, and the weekends felt endless. Big dance floors, packed drag shows, touring DJs, themed nights, and a crowd that pulled from every corner of the Twin Cities made Metro the place you went when you wanted the night to matter.
Metro wasn’t a neighborhood bar — it was an event. A destination where birthdays, breakups, first nights out, Pride weekends, and post-2 a.m. decisions all collided under one roof. It gave St. Paul something rare: a gay nightclub with size, ambition, and unapologetic spectacle, holding its own alongside Minneapolis and then some.
