Car Boot Sale by the Dordogne — Mézels Patrimoine et Mémoire

The Mézels Patrimoine et Mémoire flea market, along the Dordogne

The Mézels Patrimoine et Mémoire association organises a flea market every year in a unique natural setting: on the banks of the Dordogne, on the route des Granges de Mézels in Vayrac, between the rugby pitch and the river. This exceptional site makes this event a doubly pleasant day: for bargain hunting and for relaxing by the water.

A remarkable site between rugby and the Dordogne

The location chosen for this flea market is particularly remarkable. Situated between Vayrac's rugby pitch and the banks of the Dordogne, the event benefits from a rare geographical location, with direct access to the riverbanks. Exhibitors set up their stalls on this green ground, and visitors can alternate between discovering bargains and relaxing by the water.

50 to 100 private and professional exhibitors

The flea market welcomes between 50 and 100 exhibitors, whether individuals wishing to clear out their attics or professional antique dealers. This diversity is reflected in the items on offer: antique and country furniture, crockery, tools, books, clothes, toys, and collector's items stand alongside the more specialised offerings of seasoned antique dealers. Admission is free for visitors.

Catering and summer pleasures

A refreshment stand and a food truck allow visitors to eat on site. A picnic area is set up, and access to the Dordogne beach invites visitors to extend their day by the river after bargain hunting. This combination of pleasure, relaxation, and nature makes the Mézels Patrimoine et Mémoire flea market a highly appreciated event for local families.

The Mézels Patrimoine et Mémoire association

The Mézels Patrimoine et Mémoire association works for the preservation and enhancement of the local heritage of the hamlet of Mézels, located in the commune of Vayrac. Its annual flea market is both a source of funding for its activities and a unifying event for the local community and lovers of the Dordogne.