Brocante du Couvent des Jacobins de Mont-de-Marsan

The Brocante du Couvent des Jacobins: Treasure hunting in a historical setting

The former Jacobins convent of Mont-de-Marsan, a remarkable historic building in the heart of the city, opens its doors to host a flea market and a car boot sale in an exceptional setting. This heritage site, with its arcades and covered areas, offers a unique backdrop for treasure hunting, very different from the usual car parks and market squares.

Covered and outdoor spaces

The event offers two types of pitches: covered spaces under the convent's arcades, at €4 per linear meter with tables provided, and outdoor spaces at €3 per linear meter without tables. This dual offering allows for exhibitors of small items and books as well as those offering furniture or larger pieces. The number of places is limited, making prior registration mandatory.

A popular event for the people of Mont-de-Marsan

The brocante of the Jacobins convent is an event appreciated by the inhabitants of Mont-de-Marsan and treasure hunters in the region. The historic setting adds an extra dimension to the treasure hunting experience, and the on-site catering allows for a full and enjoyable day. Registrations generally close a week before the event, a sign of the popularity of this gathering.

Mont-de-Marsan and its heritage

The prefecture of Landes, Mont-de-Marsan, has a rich architectural heritage, of which the Jacobins convent is one of the jewels. The city, nicknamed the "city of three rivers", offers a green setting at the confluence of the Midou and Douze rivers. The convent brocante is the ideal opportunity to discover this heritage while finding beautiful pieces.