Brocante de Juillac

About Brocante de Juillac

The Juillac flea market takes place every year in early August on the Place de l'Église and in the village of this Corrèze commune nestled in the Pays de Pompadour. Organized in conjunction with the village's summer events, this day of treasure hunting begins at 8 am and continues until late afternoon. The car boot sale is accompanied by a book street sale in front of the media library, free inflatable circuits for children, archery initiations, and a dance evening with DJ and fast food at the end of the day.

The Juillac Flea Market: A Day of Treasure Hunting in the Heart of the Pays de Pompadour

Every first weekend of August, the Place de l'Église in Juillac transforms into a large open-air flea market. Individuals and professionals display their goods in the shaded square and in the adjacent streets of the village, offering a pleasant strolling route for treasure hunters from all over the Brive and Uzerche basin.

Various Activities Around the Flea Market

The Juillac flea market is not limited to the car boot sale: in front of the municipal media library, a second-hand book street sale attracts bibliophiles. In the afternoon, inflatable circuits and electric balance bikes are made available free of charge to children aged 4 to 9, while the Compagnie des archers de Brive offers free archery initiation from the age of 8. At the end of the day, from 7 pm onwards, a dance evening with DJ and fast food extends the festivities late into the night.

Juillac, a Corrèze Village with Discreet Heritage

A rural commune in the canton of Ayen, Juillac is distinguished by its 12th-century Romanesque church, its covered market hall, and its hilly landscape typical of southern Limousin. Close to Arnac-Pompadour and its famous national stud farm, the village benefits from a bucolic environment conducive to walks and heritage discoveries. The summer flea market contributes to the dynamism of this small commune that knows how to liven up its summers.