Saint-Aignan Flea Market (June)

Saint-Aignan, a discreet jewel near Castelsarrasin

Saint-Aignan is a small village of 415 inhabitants nestled just 4 km south-west of Castelsarrasin, sub-prefecture of Tarn-et-Garonne. Far from the bustle, this peaceful village offers modest but charming heritage with its Rue des Arcades typical of Garonne valley villages.

Bargain hunting in the shade of the arcades

The Saint-Aignan arcades offer a rare architectural setting for a flea market: exhibitors set up their stands under the old vaults, sheltered from the summer sun. This layout creates a pleasant, almost Mediterranean stroll.

What you can find

The Saint-Aignan flea market mainly gathers private individuals from the village and neighbouring communes. On the stalls: clothing for children and adults, toys, crockery, vinyl records, books, comics, board games, baby items, small furniture, bric-a-brac. Occasional dealers bring older pieces: faience, old tools, frames, mirrors, vintage lamps.

A village and gourmet atmosphere

The event includes catering and snack stalls: homemade pastries, sandwiches, crepes, cold drinks, ice creams. The refreshment bar run by volunteers is a central meeting point.

Make the most of your visit

Saint-Aignan is ideally placed for exploring Tarn-et-Garonne. 4 km away, Castelsarrasin offers its historic heritage and the canal lateral to the Garonne. 10 km away, Moissac and its famous Romanesque cloister, UNESCO World Heritage.