Foire à tout de Perriers-sur-Andelle

Foire à tout in Perriers-sur-Andelle: three events per year

Perriers-sur-Andelle is a village in the Andelle Valley, in the north of the Eure region. Its uniqueness in the Norman flea market landscape lies in the unusual frequency of its "foires à tout": not one, not two, but three annual editions allow bargain hunters in the region to meet regularly in this town on the riverbank. May, July, and October thus mark the calendar of flea markets in the valley, making Perriers-sur-Andelle an essential destination for flea market enthusiasts in the north of the Eure.

May: the spring fair

The first event of the year takes place in May, taking advantage of the mild spring weather to open the season of "foires à tout" in the valley. It's an opportunity for individuals to clear out their attics after winter and offer furniture, tableware, clothing, and various items to bargain hunters eager to enjoy the outdoors after the cold months.

July: the summer fair

The July fair is the most festive of the three. It takes advantage of the summer atmosphere of the Andelle Valley, with its shady riverbanks and green meadows, to attract a wider clientele of holidaymakers and walkers. Flea market stalls and car boot sales are alongside the refreshment stand and food stalls for a convivial day.

October: the autumn fair

The third and final fair of the year, in October, closes the season with a Norman autumn touch. The golden light of October, the foliage along the Andelle river, and the end-of-season atmosphere give this edition a special charm. It is often during this fair that the best pieces - antique furniture, attic items - are put on the market before the end-of-year holidays.

Practical information

The "foires à tout" in Perriers-sur-Andelle are held three times a year - in May, July, and October - in the town center, from 7 am to 6 pm. Free entry. Refreshments available on site. Parking in the town center.