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The Javerlhac flea market: a major event in Périgord Vert

For over twenty years, the Javerlhac-et-la-Chapelle-Saint-Robert flea market has established itself as one of the unmissable events for bargain hunters in Nouvelle-Aquitaine. With 200 to 300 exhibitors spread across the vast Pré de Forgeneuve, this event offers a considerable choice of flea market items, antiques, furniture, and everyday objects.

The Pré de Forgeneuve: a natural setting for bargain hunting

The Pré de Forgeneuve site, located along the D75 towards Angoulême, is particularly appreciated by exhibitors and visitors. Bordered by a stream and a river, and featuring shaded undergrowth, it offers welcome coolness during the hot August days. Sellers can even arrive the day before to set up at their convenience, a rare advantage that contributes to the success of this flea market. Parking is ample and includes a space accessible to people with reduced mobility.

A well-honed organization with two decades of experience

The Association Chien Chasse Nature du Périgord Vert organizes this event with professionalism acquired over the years. On-site refreshments and catering allow visitors to spend the entire day on the site. Restrooms are available, and the entire site is outdoors. The price of €1.50 per linear meter remains very competitive for a flea market of this scale, which explains the constant influx of exhibitors.

Javerlhac, a crossroads of Périgord Vert and Angoumois

Javerlhac-et-la-Chapelle-Saint-Robert is a commune of about 700 inhabitants located in the north of Dordogne, on the border of Charente. This village is particularly known for its castle, a listed historic monument, and for the Romanesque chapel of Saint-Robert. The commune is located on the Nontron-Angoulême axis, giving it a strategic position to attract visitors from both departments. The Pré de Forgeneuve flea market fully benefits from this privileged geographical location.