Annual Car Boot Sale of the Foyer Rural de Tantonville

The Tantonville Car Boot Sale: Associative Tradition and Spring Treasure Hunting

Tantonville, a commune in southern Meurthe-et-Moselle nestled in the Madon valley, hosts the annual car boot sale organized by its Foyer Rural each spring. This event, which has become an anticipated date in the department's flea market calendar, brings together around a hundred exhibitors on the village's Place des Fêtes for a day of friendly and family-oriented treasure hunting.

The Place des Fêtes, Heart of the Event

The Place des Fêtes in Tantonville offers a suitable space to accommodate the numerous stalls of the car boot sale. Private exhibitors set up from the morning to offer clothing, toys, tableware, books, trinkets, tools, small furniture, and various everyday items. The price of €2 per linear meter makes participation accessible to all, promoting a diverse offering and attractive prices for visitors.

The Foyer Rural, Pillar of Associative Life

The Foyer Rural de Tantonville is the driving force behind the associative and cultural life of the commune. Its volunteers ensure the complete organization of the car boot sale: managing registrations, setting up pitches, and welcoming exhibitors and visitors. Throughout the day, the volunteer team offers refreshments and fast food, contributing to the friendly atmosphere of the event and the financing of the association's activities.

Tantonville, in the Madon Valley

Tantonville is located in a pleasant rural setting, in the Madon valley south of Nancy. This commune of about 600 inhabitants is part of the community of communes of Pays du Saintois. Its peaceful streets and green landscapes offer an ideal setting for a day of open-air treasure hunting, far from the hustle and bustle of large urban markets.