Rencon'Trad Festival Car Boot Sale
Car boot sale as part of the Rencon'Trad traditional music festival in Avezac-Prat-Lahitte
About Rencon'Trad Car Boot Sale
The Rencon'Trad Festival car boot sale is held as part of this traditional music and dance festival in Avezac-Prat-Lahitte. In this small village of around 350 inhabitants between Lannemezan and Bagnères-de-Bigorre, the Rencon'Trad festival has been celebrating traditional music and dances from Occitania and beyond for over 25 years. The car boot sale accompanies the festival's concerts, dance balls and workshops. Pitches at 2.50 euros/linear meter outdoors.
In the heart of a traditional music festival
The Rencon'Trad Festival is an unmissable event for traditional music in the Hautes-Pyrenees. For over 25 editions, this festival brings together musicians, dancers and enthusiasts of Occitan traditions and beyond in the small village of Avezac-Prat-Lahitte, with barely 350 inhabitants. The car boot sale fits into this unique festive and cultural atmosphere.
A village between plain and mountain
Avezac-Prat-Lahitte is located between Lannemezan and Bagnères-de-Bigorre, on the Lannemezan plateau overlooking the Adour plain. During the festival, the village comes alive with concerts, traditional dance balls, dance workshops and musical initiations. The car boot sale, set up outdoors, allows festivalgoers to browse between dances, in a convivial and relaxed atmosphere typical of trad music festivals.
Practical information — Rencon'Trad Car Boot Sale
Practical information
- Location: Avezac-Prat-Lahitte (as part of the Rencon'Trad Festival)
- Date: July (Sunday, last weekend)
- Exhibitor fee: 2.50 euros/linear meter outdoors
- Entry: Free (car boot sale)
- Organizer: Rencon'Trad Festival
- Car boot sale contact: 06 25 13 27 83
- Festival contact: 06 19 96 89 94
- Website: rencontrad.org
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