Foire à tout d'Augé

The Foire à Tout in Augé: Treasure Hunting in the Val de Sèvre

Each spring, the village of Augé hosts its annual Foire à tout, bringing together around sixty exhibitors in the streets and squares. This popular event, open to individuals, allows the sale and purchase of everyday objects, clothing, tableware, garden tools, toys, books and small furniture at unbeatable prices.

Augé, a Quiet Village in the Val de Sèvre

Augé is a small rural commune in Deux-Sèvres, nestled in the Sèvre Niortaise valley between Saint-Maixent-l'École and La Mothe-Saint-Héray. Its discreet heritage — Romanesque church, wash houses, stone bridges — bears witness to a long agricultural history.

Sixty Exhibitors for a Day of Browsing

With its sixty pitches, the Foire à tout d'Augé maintains a human scale that makes its charm. The aisles allow easy circulation between stands, conversation with sellers and time to rummage. The atmosphere is relaxed, conducive to encounters and unexpected discoveries.