Car boot sale & Clothes swap of the Bons Vivants — Miers

Car boot sale and clothes swap of the Bons Vivants in Miers

Every summer, the Club des Bons Vivants of Miers enlivens the village's town hall square with its annual car boot sale and clothes swap. This popular event brings together private exhibitors and visitors in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, true to the spirit of this associative club that promotes well-being and sharing within the village community of Haut-Quercy.

Car boot sale and clothes swap: the best of both worlds

The dual car boot sale and clothes swap formula in Miers attracts two distinct but complementary audiences. On one hand, traditional bargain hunters looking for household items, furniture, crockery, and old toys. On the other, fashion enthusiasts sifting through stalls to find good-condition clothes, accessories, and shoes at unbeatable prices. This complementarity guarantees a varied offering and wider attendance.

The Place de la Mairie, a shaded and central location

Held on the Place de la Mairie in Miers, the car boot sale benefits from a central and pleasant setting, fully shaded, immediately adjacent to the village's multi-purpose hall. This location facilitates access for all participants and ensures appreciable comfort for exhibitors who sometimes set up early in the morning. Stand setup is possible from 7 am; reservations are made with the Club des Bons Vivants.

Miers, between Rocamadour and Padirac

Miers is a charming village in Haut-Quercy, located between Rocamadour and the Gouffre de Padirac, on the Causse de Gramat plateau. This privileged geographical position, in the heart of one of the most frequented tourist areas of the Lot, allows the car boot sale to attract both local residents and passing tourists. The Source Salmière, a geological curiosity of Miers, also attracts visitors curious about natural heritage.

Contact and reservations

Exhibitor spot reservations can be made by calling 06 71 69 01 29. The spot costs €2 per linear meter, with setup possible from 7 am. Refreshments and food are available on site. Entry is free for visitors.