Hondouville All-comers Fair - Village Festival

The May 1st All-comers Fair, in the spirit of the Hondouville village festival

In Hondouville, May 1st means celebration. The town combines this public holiday, Labor Day, with its annual village festival, creating a double festive event: on one hand, the conviviality and entertainment of the town festival, and on the other, the treasure hunting and good deals of the all-comers fair. A successful mix that attracts a diverse audience, from families to seasoned bargain hunters.

Hondouville between the Eure and Iton valleys

Hondouville is a village in the Eure department located in the triangle formed by Louviers, Évreux, and Val-de-Reuil, in the plain stretching between the Eure and Iton valleys. Its geographical position, at the junction of several communication routes, allows it to attract visitors from these different directions for its annual all-comers fair.

The village festival as the setting for the flea market

By integrating the all-comers fair into its village festival, Hondouville creates a more festive event than a simple car boot sale. Refreshments, entertainment, and village conviviality accompany the flea market stalls to offer a complete day of celebration. This formula encourages resident participation and attracts a wider family audience than an event exclusively dedicated to bargain hunting.

Practical Information

The all-comers fair is held on May 1st in Hondouville, as part of the village festival. Free admission. For information, contact the Hondouville town hall.