Car boot sale of the Souillac Tennis Club

The Car Boot Sale of the Souillac Tennis Club: A Day of Sport and Bargains at Stade Pivaudran

Each year, the Souillac Tennis Club leaves its courts to take over the Stade Georges Pivaudran with its big car boot sale. This popular sporting event brings together around 50 to 60 exhibitors who offer their second-hand items to visitors from all over the Souillac region and neighboring Périgord. The profits from the event are entirely reinvested in the activities and equipment of the Souillac Tennis Club.

Stade Georges Pivaudran: A Sports Venue in the Heart of Souillac

The Stade Georges Pivaudran is the main sports complex in Souillac. Located in an accessible area with open spaces, it regularly hosts sporting and community events. For the Tennis Club's annual car boot sale, its playing fields are transformed into a vast open-air exhibition space. The aisles between the stalls allow visitors to stroll comfortably in a relaxed atmosphere, far from the hustle and bustle of the town center.

Around 50 to 60 Exhibitors, Both Private Individuals and Professionals

The Souillac Tennis Club car boot sale welcomes a mix of private exhibitors looking to clear out their attics and cellars, and small professional dealers offering their finds. You can find everything here: children's and adult clothing, toys, books, tableware, tools, electronics, garden furniture, plants, trinkets, and curiosities. The diversity of the stalls ensures that every visitor will find something they like, regardless of their interests or budget.

Practical Organization for Exhibitors

The organization of the Souillac Tennis Club car boot sale is well-established and efficient. Exhibitors can set up from 7 am to prepare their stalls, at a rate of €2 per linear meter with a maximum of 7 meters per exhibitor. The market opens to visitors at 9 am and closes at 6 pm. For any information and registration, the Souillac Tennis Club can be contacted directly. Entry is free for visitors, who have free access to all the stalls.