Car boot sale of the Moissey Festival Committee

The Moissey Car Boot Sale

Every year in March, the Moissey festival committee organizes a car boot sale in the village streets. Private sellers offer their second-hand items to bargain hunters in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere, marking the start of the flea market season in the north of Jura. It is one of the first events of the year for treasure hunting enthusiasts in the department.

A Village Active All Year Round

Moissey is a particularly dynamic village in the Ognon valley, located between Dole and Pesmes. The festival committee organizes many events there throughout the year: Friday Festif in June, Festibeauf in July, Festiboule in August, Bal de craquage in November, and of course the March car boot sale which opens the season of festivities. This rich associative life makes Moissey a village where something is always happening.

Treasure Hunting in Spring

The March car boot sale in Moissey is one of the first of the season in Jura. It's an opportunity for bargain hunters to resume their good habits after winter, to rummage through stalls in search of old crockery, children's toys, clothes, books, and various objects. The atmosphere is warm, driven by the dynamism of the local animation committee which ensures the smooth running of the day.

A Rural Setting Between Dole and Pesmes

Located about twenty kilometers north of Dole, Moissey is a village in the Ognon plain that retains an endearing rural character. Its stone houses, its church, and its central square form an authentic setting for this spring car boot sale day. The refreshment stand on site allows you to warm up at the end of winter. Entry is free for visitors. Parking is easy on the outskirts of the village. Feel free to consult the official website of the town for the full program of events for the year.