Léojac Flea Market

Léojac, a bargain hunting stop in the Montauban area

Located about ten kilometres north-east of Montauban, Léojac is a rural commune in the Montauban area surrounded by orchards and hillsides. With its dynamic associative life, it organises each spring a flea market that has become an essential rendezvous for the department's bargain hunters.

A well-oiled associative organisation

Run by a local Léojac association, this flea market mobilises a team of volunteers who from early morning welcome the exhibitors, manage the pitches and run the refreshment bar. The event mainly welcomes private individuals, with sixty to one hundred exhibitors each year.

What you can find

As in any good village flea market, Léojac offers a very wide range of goods: clothing for children and adults, shoes, toys, board games, crockery, coffee sets, books, comics, vinyl records, trinkets, baby items, small furniture, garden tools and small appliances. Some exhibitors also offer older items: faience, lamps, mirrors or frames.

An authentic village morning

The atmosphere is typical of Tarn-et-Garonne rural flea markets: smells of coffee and pastries in the early morning, friendly haggling and warm exchanges. The refreshment bar offers coffee, pastries, sandwiches and cold drinks throughout the morning.