Car boot sale Rochefort Basket Club

The Vide-Grenier of the Rochefort Basket Club: indoor treasure hunting at Gymnase Grimaud

Every year at the end of March, the Rochefort Basket Club organizes its car boot sale at the Gymnase Grimaud, a sports hall located at rue Raymonde Maous in Rochefort. This indoor event offers the advantage of being sheltered from the whims of late winter weather, allowing treasure hunters to comfortably browse through the stalls of individual exhibitors.

A car boot sale for the benefit of the basketball club

The Rochefort Basket Club, affiliated with the Fédération Française de Basketball, uses the proceeds from this car boot sale to finance its sports activities: equipment, travel, training for young players, and organization of tournaments. Exhibiting or hunting at this car boot sale means contributing to the development of basketball in Rochefort and supporting local sports life.

The Gymnase Grimaud, a suitable space

The Gymnase Grimaud is one of Rochefort's major sports facilities. Its covered area can comfortably accommodate exhibitors and visitors, regardless of the weather conditions. Parking is available around the gymnasium, and catering and refreshments are provided on site by club volunteers. Coffee is offered to exhibitors upon arrival, in a spirit of sporting conviviality.

Rochefort, a city of heritage and sport

Rochefort, a city founded by Colbert in 1666, is known for its exceptional maritime heritage: the Corderie Royale, the frigate L'Hermione, the Pont Transbordeur. But the city also cultivates a dynamic associative and sports life, with numerous clubs regularly organizing events open to the public. The car boot sale of the Rochefort Basket Club is part of this tradition of sharing and solidarity between sport and the city.

Practical information

The car boot sale is held at the Gymnase Grimaud, rue Raymonde Maous in Rochefort, from 9 am to 6 pm. Exhibitors are welcomed from 7 am, with setup until 9 am. The exhibitor fee is 3 euros per linear meter. Payment can be made in cash or by credit card. Entry is free for visitors.