Flea markets and antique fairs in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur this weekend of November 7: the Mourillon in Toulon holds its last autumn brocante. Marseille sets up at the Puces and Carpentras gathers 180 exhibitors.
Saturday morning, on boulevard Bazeilles, exhibitors start setting up at 6 am. In Toulon, the Mourillon district opens its sale on Saturday, November 7. Flea markets and antique fairs in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur this weekend of November 7: the Mourillon in Toulon holds its last autumn brocante. Marseille sets up at the Puces and Carpentras gathers 180 exhibitors.
The Mourillon's last autumn brocante
The Mourillon brocante is the last of the autumn on boulevard Bazeilles before winter. The Association des Commerçants du Mourillon runs it every first Saturday of the month, and the November 7 edition brings together more than 100 exhibitors, private sellers and professionals alike, from 7 am to 4 pm, with setting up from 6 am. Free entry.
The stalls follow boulevard Bazeilles, between the Toulon roadstead and the café terraces of the district, and on offer are Provençal furniture, crockery and glassware, old linen, vinyl records, books, nautical objects, comics, toys and vintage clothes. Costume jewellery turns up too.
Meet on Saturday 07/11/2026. Mistral network buses stop at Mourillon/Bazeilles, the district's car parks are paid, and parking is tight on brocante days.
From the collectors' Saturday to Sunday's flea markets
The same Saturday, the Journée des Collectionneurs de la Canebière fills the allées de Meilhan in Marseille from 7 am to 6 pm: fifty to seventy professionals lay out stamps, rare books, engravings, vinyl records and old toys, free admission, a short walk from the Réformés-Canebière metro station. In Cogolin, the autumn book fair takes over the town centre from 9 am to 5 pm, with novels, comics and art books. Most exhibitors are private sellers.
On Sunday, November 8, Le Thor holds its collectors' fair, among coins, stamps and old papers, while in Vins-sur-Caramy the toy fair comes with a clothes sale and a car boot sale, indoors, from 9 am to 5 pm, free entry. In Menton, the antiques and brocante dealers' market sets up on the Mail du Bastion, facing the sea, this second Sunday of the month. Admission is free.
Saturday and Sunday, the Puces de Marseille set up from 7:30 am to 2 pm at Cap Pinède, on the former Alsthom industrial site they have occupied since 1988. More than a hundred brocante traders and stallholders fill the outdoor aisles, Sunday is the busiest day, and the gallery of about forty antique dealers stays open, 1,300 m² consignment store included. Entry is free, like the Big Foot car park.
Also on Sunday, the big brocante on the Parking des Platanes brings together about 180 exhibitors along the allées Jean Jaurès in Carpentras, with earthenware from Apt, Moustiers and Marseille. Stalls go up at dawn. In L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, the Sunday brocante market spreads its antique dealers along avenue des 4 Otages, from 9 am to 6 pm, at the foot of the water wheels. Under the pine grove at Grimaud, the Mas de Bagatin brocante welcomes up to 250 exhibitors from 6 am to 4 pm. The free car park covers 1.3 hectares.
