Annual Flea Market of Tocane-Saint-Apre

The Annual Flea Market of Tocane-Saint-Apre: 40 Years of Tradition in Périgord Blanc

For four decades, the village of Tocane-Saint-Apre has hosted its grand annual flea market, which has become an unmissable event for bargain hunters in Périgord Blanc and the Dronne valley. This event, celebrating its 40th edition, demonstrates the attachment of the local residents and associations to this popular tradition of treasure hunting and conviviality.

The Village Streets Transformed into a Giant Flea Market

On the day of the flea market, the streets of the center of Tocane-Saint-Apre are transformed into a vast market for antique and second-hand items. Professional and private exhibitors set up their stalls under marquees erected for the occasion, while the village hall hosts the most fragile merchants or the most precious collections. You can find regional furniture, tableware, antique tools, books, trinkets, old linen, and a thousand curiosities from Périgord.

Tocane-Saint-Apre, a Characterful Town in Périgord Blanc

A village in the Dronne valley, between Ribérac and Périgueux, Tocane-Saint-Apre is a commune of nearly 1,600 inhabitants with remarkable architectural heritage. The Romanesque church of Saint-Pierre, the pale stone houses, and the banks of the Dronne form a typical landscape of Périgord Blanc. The commune is also known for its old train station, converted into an antique and flea market shop run by passionate artisans.

Catering and Conviviality

The flea market is accompanied by on-site catering and refreshment services, allowing visitors and exhibitors to eat in a festive atmosphere. Local Périgord products are highlighted, with grills, local specialties, and cold drinks.

Practical Information

The flea market takes place in the streets of the village and in the village hall of Tocane-Saint-Apre. Entry is free for visitors. The commune is easily accessible from Périgueux (25 km) and Ribérac (15 km).