Foire à tout d'Angerville-la-Campagne

The Foire à tout of Angerville-la-Campagne in June

Every June, the village of Angerville-la-Campagne comes alive for its annual foire à tout. This popular event is part of the tradition of village fairs that mark the calendar of rural Normandy. Exhibitors from the village and neighboring towns gather to offer visitors a selection of objects, furniture, and clothing from their attics and cellars.

A village in the Eure plains

Angerville-la-Campagne is a rural commune located in the large cereal plains that extend southeast of Évreux, on the border of Eure and Orne. Its setting in the Norman countryside, with its vast horizons and open agricultural landscapes, gives its foire à tout an authentically rural character. The month of June, a transitional period between spring and summer, generally offers pleasant weather conditions for this type of outdoor event.

Around Évreux: the network of rural foires à tout

Angerville-la-Campagne is part of the dense network of rural communes in the Eure region that organize their foires à tout and car boot sales every year. These local events are an important network for bargain hunters who can, over the weekends, travel through the Norman countryside in search of objects and good deals. The Foire à tout of Angerville-la-Campagne in June usefully complements this spring calendar.

Practical information

The foire à tout takes place in June in Angerville-la-Campagne. Free entry. For information on exhibitor registration, contact the town hall or the organizing association.