Salon Multi-Collections de Bergerac

The Salon Multi-Collections de Bergerac: 36 years of passion since 1989

Founded in 1989 by the association Les Collectionneurs Bergeracois, the Salon Multi-Collections de Bergerac has become one of the most important collectors' fairs in southwestern France. Located at the Salle Étincelle (formerly Le Parapluie, hall Raoul Géraud), rue Anatole France in the Picquecailloux district, this annual March fair brings together around a hundred professional and amateur exhibitors from across the region each year.

Exceptional and varied collections

The fair offers a remarkable diversity of collections: numismatics (coins and banknotes), cartophily (old postcards), old documents, books and comic books, philately (stamps), militaria, posters, perfumes, dolls, antique toys, writing instruments, minerals, champagne caps (muselet caps), fèves, display items, and vinyl records. Some of the collections presented are truly exceptional, exhibited by internationally renowned collectors.

Free appraisals and thematic exhibition

One of the fair's major attractions is the presence of numismatic experts who offer free valuations of coins and collectible items. Each edition features a thematic exhibition: in 2025, a retrospective on the Solex and motorized bicycles; in 2026, an exhibition dedicated to French lighthouses. A reference booklet of over 100 pages is distributed free to visitors. The club's bookbinding workshop also exhibits its creations.

Bergerac, capital of the Périgord pourpre

A sub-prefecture of the Dordogne, Bergerac is a town of 27,000 inhabitants nestled on the banks of the Dordogne River, in the heart of the Périgord pourpre vineyards. Known for its AOC wines (Bergerac, Monbazillac, Pécharmant) and the legendary figure of Cyrano, the city boasts a charming historic center with its half-timbered houses. The collectors' fair is part of the rich cultural and associative life of this town in the Périgord.