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A perfect Saturday night with: Catherine St-Laurent

For this actor, Montreal is a city that’s as romantic as it is full of surprises.

URBANIA

URBANIA

May 23, 2025- Read time: 2 min
A perfect Saturday night with: Catherine St-LaurentPhotograph: André Rainville / @villedepluie

This story originally appeared in URBANIA, an online magazine based in Quebec focused on pop culture and society.

The Montreal-based actress Catherine St-Laurent first made waves in Tu dors Nicole, a dreamy, deadpan coming-of-age film that earned her a nod from both the Jutra Awards and the Canadian Screen Awards. Since then, she’s kept things interesting, balancing moody indies (The Twentieth Century) with hit Quebec series like District 31 and L’Air d’aller. 

But off-screen? Here’s what a perfect Saturday night looks like according to her.

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Taverne Atlantic

6512 Parc Avenue — Mile-Ex

"To enjoy one of the best terrasses in the city, head to Taverne Atlantic for a signature cocktail and some elevated finger food."

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