Flea markets and antique fairs in Occitanie, weekend of October 31 and November 1: antique dealers' fair at the Château royal in Collioure, arcades flea market in Lisle-sur-Tarn, markets in Castries and Cransac, plus Albi, Toulouse and Montpellier.
Under the vaults of a thirteenth-century castle. On Saturday, October 31, 2026, the Château royal in Collioure welcomes antique dealers for the All Saints weekend, and the fair runs until Sunday, November 1. Flea markets and antique fairs in Occitanie, weekend of October 31 and November 1: antique dealers' fair at the Château royal in Collioure, arcades flea market in Lisle-sur-Tarn, markets in Castries and Cransac, plus Albi, Toulouse and Montpellier.
Collioure and its antique dealers' fair at the Château royal
The Collioure Antique Dealers' Fair opens on Thursday, October 29. It runs until Sunday, November 1, from 10 am to 6 pm, with last entry 45 minutes before closing. Admission is 10 €, on Saturday 31/10/2026 as on Sunday.
About thirty professional dealers come from all over France. They take over the vaulted rooms and inner courtyards of the castle. Paintings, antique furniture, sculptures, silverware, ceramics, jewellery, clocks and Asian art span the eighteenth to the twentieth century. The choice runs from Louis XV style to 1950s furniture.
The castle, built in the thirteenth century and reworked by Vauban in the seventeenth, was the residence of the kings of Majorca and then of the kings of Aragon. It overlooks the bay of Collioure. Its terraces open onto the Mediterranean.
The town of Collioure organises the fair. It descends from L'Automne des Antiquaires, created in 1993, and has been held in the castle since 2024.
Sunday, November 1, from Lisle-sur-Tarn to Soucirac
In Lisle-sur-Tarn, the arcades flea market takes place on the first Sunday of every month, from about 7:30 am to 2:30 pm, under the covered arcades of place Paul Saissac, where about thirty professional dealers show antique furniture, embroidered linen, porcelain, glassware, paintings, old books and vinyl records. In Limoux, the monthly flea market fills the side lane of the Promenade du Tivoli. Dealers and private sellers mix there. Exhibitors register at the town hall. In Castries, the flea market in the Via Domitia business park lines up about 130 exhibitors, professionals and private sellers. Expect bric-a-brac, furniture, decorative items, secondhand clothes and trinkets. Parking is inside the business park, with refreshment stalls and food stands.
Cransac, a spa town in the Aveyron, sets up its flea market on place Jean Jaurès, next to the Sunday market. Exhibitors arrive from 7 am. The stalls line up bric-a-brac, crockery, trinkets, books, vinyl, vintage clothes, small furniture, tools and lamps. A 4-metre pitch costs 10 €. The association Les Orteils au Soleil runs the day.
Two village car boot sales round off the Sunday. In Boisseron, in the Lunellois, the Comité des Fêtes gathers private sellers under the centuries-old plane trees of the square for the car boot sale of November 1. Expect clothes, toys, books, crockery and trinkets. The committee also runs the refreshment stall. In Soucirac, in the Quercy Blanc, the association Passion Soucirac lays out the car boot sales and flea market in the streets of the village.
