36th Foire à tout de Dangu - July

The Foire à tout de Dangu: 36 years of flea market in Vexin normand

Dangu is a small village in the Vexin normand, in the north of the Eure department, near the Lyons forest and the town of Gisors. Its summer Foire à tout, reaching its 36th edition in July, is one of the oldest and most consistent flea market events in the area. For over three and a half decades, this Norman village has brought together exhibitors and bargain hunters every summer for a day of open-air market that perpetuates the tradition of large Norman rural fairs.

36 years of popular tradition

The longevity of the Foire à tout de Dangu testifies to the associative vitality of this village and the attachment of residents and visitors to this annual event. Over the years, the fair has established itself as a must-attend event for bargain hunters from the Vexin normand, neighboring Seine-Maritime, and flea market enthusiasts from Île-de-France. Antique furniture, tableware, books, tools, toys, and trinkets make up a varied offering every summer in the village squares and streets.

Dangu, a preserved Norman village

Dangu is a village of character, with its flint houses and shaded alleys typical of the Vexin normand. Located between Gisors—with its imposing medieval castle—and the Lyons forest, it benefits from a remarkable natural and heritage environment. The July Foire à tout is an opportunity to discover this discreet village in a festive and popular atmosphere.

Practical Information

The 36th Foire à tout de Dangu takes place in July, from 7 am to 6 pm. Free entry. Refreshments on site. Parking in the village.