Antiques Fair

The Martres-Tolosane Antiques Fair

The Martres-Tolosane Spring Fair is an annual event that combines flea market, antiques, crafts, and local produce in this historic village in the Garonne valley. The antiques and flea market section of this fair attracts professional exhibitors and individuals offering antique furniture, decorative objects, pottery, paintings, and curiosities in an authentic setting.

Martres-Tolosane, city of pottery

Martres-Tolosane is world-renowned for its pottery tradition, perpetuated since the 18th century. The Pottery Museum traces this prestigious history, and several workshops continue this artisanal tradition today. The antiques fair of the Spring Fair naturally benefits from this strong cultural identity: one can regularly find old Martres pottery pieces there, highly sought after by collectors.

A complete and family-friendly fair

The Martres-Tolosane Spring Fair is not limited to antiques: it offers a market of artisan-creators and local producers, a mechanical section with an exhibition of vintage cars and tractors, a gourmet section with restaurants and food trucks, and a children's area with a mini-farm, inflatable games, face painting, and activities. This diversity makes it a family event where everyone finds something to enjoy, from antique enthusiasts to families with children.

A village with remarkable heritage

Located on the banks of the Garonne between Cazères and Saint-Gaudens, Martres-Tolosane retains remarkable heritage: Gallo-Roman remains of the Chiragan villa (whose marbles are exhibited at the Musée Saint-Raymond in Toulouse), Romanesque church, and of course its pottery workshops. The spring fair is the ideal opportunity to discover this characteristic village while browsing the stalls of antique dealers and flea market vendors.