9 Apr |
Brocante à Cazals
Antique and bric-a-brac stalls galore, perfect for those who love to rummage |
21/22 Apr |
Annual Wine & Cheese Fair at Cazals
Taste the wonderful wines and cheeses recommended by passionate local producers |
29 Apr |
Strawberry Fair at Nabirat
Try the first (and best) strawberries of the season - and see the most enormous strawberry tart ever! |
17 May |
Fête des fleurs et du cheval
Stalls selling thousands of beautiful flowers and plants line the banks of the local lake - and there are horses too! |
20 May |
Plant Fair at L'Abbaye-Nouvelle
Colourful plant stalls set in the picturesque grounds of the old Abbey ruins |
26/27 May |
Summer fête at Marminiac
A weekend of music, dancing, fireworks - and a fiercely-contested boules competition! |
16/17 June |
Summer fête at Campagnac
Fairy lights twinkle in the tiny village square and the brilliant live band dazzles |
21 June |
Fête de la Musique
Music and dancing in the streets |
29/30 June |
Summer fête at Montclera
This pretty little village, which boasts a fairytale chateau, comes to life for its annual celebration, culminating in a firework extravaganza |
20/21/22 July |
Summer fête at Cazals
Renowned not least for its spectacular lake-side firework display |
27/28/29 July |
Summer fête at Salviac
The village's imposing 14th Century church watches over the fun and frolics |
4/5/6 Aug |
Summer fête at Gindou
Food, music and dancing the night away...people come from miles around! |
19 Aug |
Foire au Troc at Cazals
The whole town is taken over for the day by eager vendors displaying their wares - everyone from antique dealers to enterprising children selling their unwanted toys! |
8 Sep |
Summer fête at St Pompon
The last, but by no means least, of the area's summer parties |
PLUS
Also, as always, throughout July and August there are countless bustling markets and brocantes/vide greniers (antique/bric-a-brac/boot fairs) to be found in the surrounding towns and villages - not to mention truly magical night markets in St Pompon (Saturdays), Domme (Mondays), Bouzic (Tuesdays) and Loubejac (Thursdays). |
