Lleidantic showcases Pegaso vans and sports memorabilia from Jordan and Lamine Yamal

The 32nd edition of Lleidantic, Lleida Retro, the Record Fair, and Mini Expo Tren fill Lleida Fair's Pavilion 4 on November 21st and 22nd.

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The Lleida Fair hosts the 32nd edition of Lleidantic on November 21st and 22nd, featuring classic vehicles like Pegaso vans and original sports memorabilia signed by Michael Jordan, Lamine Yamal, and Alexia Putellas.

Lleida Fair's Pavilion 4 will host, on November 21st and 22nd, the 32nd edition of Lleidantic (Antiquarians and Junk Dealers Fair), the 19th Lleida Retro (Classic Vehicle Fair), the 15th Record Fair, and the 5th Mini Expo Tren. The exhibition, spanning 4,000 square meters, will gather 45 exhibitors with collectible items, vintage cars and motorcycles, vinyl records, CDs, and model railways.
The president of the Provincial Council of Lleida, Joan Talarn, highlighted the fair as a “good tool for promoting the territory” and for giving visibility to “activities that are not sufficiently known”. For her part, the Councilor for Culture of the Lleida City Council, Pilar Bosch, valued the “sensitivity for history” conveyed by the exhibited objects, stating that “this love for the antique is not exclusive to nostalgics, but also for young people”.
One of the main attractions will be the collection of original sports memorabilia from Adrià Codina Ferrer. On display will be the first boots used by Lamine Yamal during his first season at FC Barcelona, a Michael Jordan Chicago Bulls jersey, Leo Messi jerseys, and boots signed by Alexia Putellas.
The fair will also include a collection of vintage and classic vehicles featuring Sava and Pegaso vans, restored motorcycles, a space for vinyl and CD exchange, and the Mini Expo Tren with materials for model railways.
Lleidantic offers a journey into the past through objects that tell stories, aimed at collectors and those who wish to discover history. The offerings cover sectors such as ceramics, glass, sculpture, antique utensils, graphic arts, English porcelain, furniture, painting, vintage vehicle trading, and model railways.
The Fira de Lleida, founded in 1956, organizes fairs and congresses in the city and has 70,000 m2 with 5 pavilions.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Lleida (Paeria) - Actualitat (13/11/2026)