Car boot sale of the Champs de Saint-André

A car boot sale with a rural name

The Car boot sale of the Champs lives up to its name: organized in the small commune of Saint-André (31420), this annual event takes place outdoors, in a rural and pastoral setting typical of the Comminges hills. Individual exhibitors offer a wide variety of second-hand items at low prices. The evocative name of this event perfectly reflects the authentic country spirit of this local gathering.

Saint-André, an authentic village in Comminges

With only 239 inhabitants and an area of 18.7 km², Saint-André is one of the smallest communes in the Haute-Garonne. Located at an average altitude of 340 meters, between the communes of Esparron, Lilhac, and Eoux, 15 km northwest of Martres-Tolosane, it offers a remarkable panorama of the Comminges hills and the foothills of the Pyrenees. The village is part of the Cœur et Coteaux du Comminges intercommunal community. The town hall, located on Place de la Mairie, is headed by Mayor David Castets.

A meeting for lovers of rural flea markets

The Car boot sale of the Champs is the ideal opportunity to discover this preserved corner of the countryside while hunting for treasures. Visitors can find clothes, toys, crockery, trinkets, books, and decorative items, offered by individuals in a relaxed and family-friendly atmosphere. The event attracts bargain hunters from surrounding communes and the Comminges valleys. It is also a special moment for the villagers to meet and share a convivial time.

Friendly atmosphere

A refreshment stand and catering are available on-site for visitors and exhibitors. Entry is free. The fresh air of the hills and the rolling landscapes add to the pleasure of this day of treasure hunting in the heart of the Comminges countryside.