27th Car Boot Sale of La Ménitré

The 27th Car Boot Sale of La Ménitré

With 27 editions, the car boot sale of La Ménitré is a benchmark in the flea market calendar of Maine-et-Loire. With its 300 exhibitors and more, it is among the most important second-hand gatherings in the Angers region. The Place Colonel Léon Faye, spacious and well-appointed, offers an ideal setting to host such a large number of exhibitors and a numerous public.

Individuals and professional second-hand dealers line the aisles of the square to offer an exceptional diversity of items: antique furniture and furnishings, tableware and porcelain, old and contemporary books, toys and games, clothing and accessories, tools and hardware, records and vinyls, trinkets and collectibles, silverware and tableware. With 300 exhibitors on the same day, every treasure hunter will find something to their liking.

27 years of a flea market tradition

Twenty-seven editions testify to the attachment of the commune and its volunteers to this event. Since its beginnings, the car boot sale of La Ménitré has built a loyal and growing audience, attracted exhibitors from all over the region, and established a solid reputation in the flea market landscape of Maine-et-Loire. The organization, honed by years of experience, guarantees exhibitors a quality welcome and visitors pleasant circulation in the square.

La Ménitré, a Loire village in the Val d'Authion

La Ménitré (49250) is a commune in Maine-et-Loire located in the Val d'Authion, about fifteen kilometers east of Angers, between the Loire and the Authion. This agricultural and horticultural area is one of the most productive market gardening zones in Anjou. Place Colonel Léon Faye, named after a local Resistance hero, is the beating heart of the village and regularly hosts the commune's events.