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The Estampes Car Boot Sale, a Pentecost Event

The Comité des Fêtes d'Estampes organizes every year at Pentecost a car boot sale that attracts sellers and bargain hunters to this village in Savès gersois. From 8 am to 6 pm, the aisles fill with treasures from the attics and cellars of local residents, in a friendly and family atmosphere.

Double Space: Indoor and Outdoor

The organization offers two options for sellers, adapted to individual preferences and item volumes. Outdoors, the fee is 3 euros per linear meter, ideal for large open-air stalls. Indoors, the pitch is charged at 6 euros per linear meter, providing a covered and sheltered space, particularly appreciated for fragile or valuable items. This dual option ensures the smooth running of the event regardless of weather conditions.

A Village Car Boot Sale in the Heart of Savès

Estampes is a rural commune in Savès, an agricultural area located between Auch and L'Isle-Jourdain. This land of hills and valleys, crossed by the tributaries of the Save river, offers a gentle and green landscape, typical of eastern Gascony. The Pentecost car boot sale is one of the highlights of the village's activities, bringing together residents and their neighbors for a day of treasure hunting and encounters.

The Comité des Fêtes, the Soul of the Village

The Comité des Fêtes d'Estampes is the pillar of the village's festive and social life. Patron saint festivals, lotteries, country meals, and car boot sales punctuate the year, maintaining the bond between residents and strengthening the identity of this Gascon rural community. The profits from the car boot sale contribute to the financing of the committee's annual activities.

Pentecost in Gersois Gascony

The Pentecost weekend marks the true start of the flea market season in Gascony. Many villages in the Gers region organize their car boot sales during this period, taking advantage of public holidays and the pleasant spring weather to attract a large crowd. Estampes is fully part of this tradition, offering bargain hunters a rural stopover between events in neighboring towns.