Gaillac MJC Flea Market - Parc Pichery

A flea market under the trees of Pichery Park

Set around Château Pichery, a 19th-century building that now houses the Gaillac MJC, Pichery Park offers a rare setting for a flea market: shaded lawns, gravel paths, century-old trees. Each early summer, the Maison des Jeunes et de la Culture hosts its annual bargain-hunting gathering, a fixture on the Gaillac calendar. The 2026 edition marks the 12th year.

A community-focused MJC

Gaillac's most active community association, the MJC offers art workshops, language classes, sports, concerts and cultural events all year. The Pichery flea market, created by volunteers over a decade ago, funds these activities.

What to expect

Between 50 and 100 spots reserved exclusively for private sellers. You will find flea market classics — clothing, toys, crockery, books, decor — as well as sharper bric-à-brac: vinyl records, comics, retro video games, 70s-80s objects, travel curios, old farming tools.

Gaillac, Tarn wine capital

Extend your day in Gaillac: visit Saint-Michel Abbey, taste the red, white or perlé Gaillac wines in the town's cellars, or walk along the Tarn riverbanks.