Car boot sale and flea market of Lalanne-Arqué

The Lalanne-Arqué car boot sale and flea market

Each year at the end of June, the village of Lalanne-Arqué (32140) organizes its car boot sale and flea market over two days. This small village in the Astarac gersois, perched at about 330 meters above sea level, transforms for a weekend into a place for treasure hunting and conviviality, in the heart of a landscape of hills and valleys typical of the south of Gers.

Treasure hunting on the heights of Astarac

Astarac is an old Gascon region located in the south of the Gers department, characterized by a more pronounced hilly terrain than in the rest of the department. Lalanne-Arqué, at 330 meters above sea level, offers a remarkable panorama of the surrounding hills and, on clear days, of the Pyrenees mountain range. This exceptional natural setting gives the car boot sale a special atmosphere: you can hunt for treasures outdoors, lulled by the breeze from the heights, with a view of the wheat and sunflower fields.

A weekend of flea market in the village

Over two days, Saturday and Sunday, exhibitors set up in the center of the village to offer flea market items, clothing, toys, tableware, small furniture, books, tools, and decorative objects. The atmosphere is that of a country car boot sale, relaxed and family-friendly. Volunteers provide refreshments and food, with local products that are the pride of this Gascon terroir: foie gras, magret, sheep cheeses, and Côtes-de-Gascogne wines.

Lalanne-Arqué, a village in the heart of Astarac

Lalanne-Arqué (32140) is a commune of 153 inhabitants, attached to the canton of Masseube and the arrondissement of Mirande. This village in the heart of Astarac, a member of the community of communes Val de Gers, embodies Gascon rurality in its most authentic form: scattered housing between farms and hamlets, a preserved agricultural landscape, and village life paced by the seasons and local festivals.

Practical information

The Lalanne-Arqué car boot sale and flea market will be held on June 27 and 28, 2026, in the center of the village. Entry is free for visitors. Refreshments and food available on site.