Peyrole Flea Market (Saint-Maurice)

A flea market in the heart of the Gaillacois

Peyrole is a small rural commune of northwestern Tarn, nestled between Gaillac and Salvagnac on the gentle hills of the Gaillac vineyard. Its Saint-Maurice hamlet, long a stage on Gaillacois rural paths, preserves a village soul. In this bucolic setting, to the rhythm of old tractors, the festival committee organises each summer its flea market and threshing festival, a true summer highlight of the local calendar.

The threshing festival, living heritage

What distinguishes this flea market from many others is its integration into an authentic threshing festival. Organised by traditional agriculture enthusiasts, this festival revives the harvest gestures of yesteryear: threshing demonstrations with old threshers, exhibition of period farm machinery, draft horses, milling work. The flea market, set up nearby, extends this rural and heritage atmosphere.

What you'll find

Around 50 exhibitors, mostly locals from Gaillacois and Salvagnacois villages, display the typical inventory of rural flea markets: antique furniture, tableware, tools, clothing, toys, records, books, curios. The producers' market and local crafts complete the day with cheeses, Gaillac wines, charcuterie, honeys, jams and artisan creations.

A day of country tradition

With free admission, around 50 exhibitors, gourmet market, agricultural demonstrations and food on site from 8am to 6pm, this threshing festival flea market is one of the most delightful of the Gaillac vineyard. Ideal for a family Sunday outing.