Gaillac Pichery Stadium Flea Market

A spring flea market in Gaillac

A small wine capital on the banks of the Tarn, Gaillac enjoys large popular gatherings. Every spring, the Pichery stadium flea market fits into the long tradition of association-run flea markets that animate the town. Organised by the MJC de Gaillac and local sports clubs, it brings together volunteers, shopkeepers and residents in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.

A setting fit for big crowds

The Pichery stadium, on rue Henry Dunant a short distance from the centre, offers generous space with its lawn, car parks and wooded surroundings. Exhibitors can spread out, and visitors enjoy comfortable circulation, including with prams. The well-served venue suits both quick visits and a full morning of hunting.

What to find there

The flea market welcomes an overwhelming majority of private sellers. Along the tables, you'll find the full Tarn flea-market catalogue: adult and children's clothing, baby gear, toys, video games, books, comics, records, linen, small appliances, crockery, tools, paintings, knick-knacks and small furniture. Vintage finds (vinyl, radios, seventies items) are common, and some amateur antique dealers offer sought-after pieces.

The Gaillac spirit

Between browses, it would be a shame not to pop into a vineyard cellar, along the Tarn or into the bastide's alleys. The Pichery flea market is fully in line with the Gaillac way of life: come to wander, chat, meet neighbours and leave with a bargain and a bottle of Gaillac.