Flea markets and antique fairs in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes on October 17 and 18: in Mieussy, the Autumn Fair gathers over 400 exhibitors, while Saint-Ferréol sets up on Sunday across 15,000 m² for the Apple Festival.
They come from the Faucigny and well beyond. In Mieussy, in the Giffre valley, the Autumn Fair and its car boot sale open on Saturday, October 17, 2026. Flea markets and antique fairs in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes on October 17 and 18: in Mieussy, the Autumn Fair gathers over 400 exhibitors, while Saint-Ferréol sets up on Sunday across 15,000 m² for the Apple Festival.
The Autumn Fair in Mieussy
The Autumn Fair of Mieussy takes over the village centre on 17–18 October 2026 (17-18/10). More than 400 exhibitors set up in the streets and on the squares: shopkeepers, local producers, craftspeople and private sellers.
Free entry, with car parks set up on the outskirts.
On the stalls, clothes for every season, antique furniture, crockery, knick-knacks, vintage toys, books, tools, sports and mountain gear, vinyl records and antiques. Producers bring mountain-pasture cheeses, honey, jams, cured sausages and Savoie wine.
Once an agricultural fair where cattle and harvests were sold, it has gained a crafts market, entertainment and this car boot sale over time.
Mieussy sits in the Giffre valley, between Taninges and the resort of Les Gets, 12 km from Taninges along the D307. The village is the birthplace of hang-gliding in France, with the free-flight site of Mont Chauffé.
Apples from the Bauges, Rhône flea markets and neighbourhood car boot sales
On Sunday, October 18, the car boot sale of the Apple Festival in Saint-Ferréol covers 15,000 m² on rue du Pré de Foire, behind the village school, with about 300 exhibitors. The Sou des Écoles school association runs it at 870 metres above sea level, in the Bauges Massif regional nature park, with tastings, local produce and traditional apple-pressing demonstrations. The festival offers old apple varieties, artisanal juice, ciders and local eaux-de-vie; the stalls hold rustic Savoyard furniture and old farm tools.
The Mega Puces Bords du Rhône return on the third Sunday of the month, so the 18th, at the Stade Mistral Nord in Guilherand-Granges: up to 350 exhibitors over 4 hectares, from 6am to 1pm, with free parking for more than 500 vehicles. In Montluçon, the Puces Montluçonnaises take place on the third Saturday of the month, on square Fargin Fayolle, with about thirty exhibitors from 7am to 1pm.
Around Grenoble, three car boot sales. The Quai Charpenay car boot sale lines up about 120 exhibitors along the Isère, in La Tronche, from 9am to 5pm. In Échirolles, the Commanderie car boot sale, on avenue Henri Wallon, offers 170 pitches from 8:30am to 3pm, by registration, with no vehicles on site. In Crolles, the flea market, collectibles and crafts fair sets up at the Parking de la Marelle, with a pitch at 8 euros for 2.5 x 3 metres.
