This weekend of March 28 and 29 signals the true arrival of spring in the Yvelines, with a record-breaking lineup of nearly fifteen events. The department is waking up fully with themed fairs, flea markets, charity clearance sales, and even an antique fair. On Saturday, five key events kick off the festivities: Achères hosts its antique fair, Coignières presents a toy fair, Limay kicks off its vinyl record fair over two days, Plaisir launches its sewing machine flea market continuing into Sunday, and Saint-Cyr-l'École holds its grand charity clearance sale. Sunday explodes with activity, featuring eleven simultaneous events across the department. For an even broader selection of flea markets and yard sales in Île-de-France, be sure to check out our full guide.
The Saturday kicks off with five distinctly different events. Achères is back with its pop-up vintage shop – antique dealer fair. We mentioned this event in March, and it continues to draw antique enthusiasts showcasing stunning pieces. Vintage furniture, sought-after decorative items, collectible dishware — connoisseurs of beautiful things will find plenty to enjoy.
Coignières is hosting its Children's Toy Fair of Coignières. A perfect family event for refreshing kids' toy collections at affordable prices. Toy fairs remain popular among parents looking to outfit their children without breaking the bank.
Limay launches its Vinyl, Comic Book, and Musical Instrument Fair, continuing through Sunday. This unique event brings together a blend of passions, where vinyl records sit alongside comic books and musical instruments in an atmosphere filled with enthusiasm. Perfect for collectors hunting for rare records or musicians on the lookout for a second-hand instrument.
Plaisir kicks off its Gathering of Sewing Enthusiasts and Creative Hobbyists over two days. Fashion and craft lovers flock to these events: discounted fabrics, yarns, notions, and scrapbooking supplies. It’s the perfect spot to stock up on everything you need to nourish your creative projects — without breaking the bank.
Saint-Cyr-l'École hosts its annual Charity Clearance Sale in support of Secours Populaire. These sales events are always a hit: offering clothing for the entire family at super affordable prices, all while supporting a noble cause. The atmosphere is typically friendly and welcoming.
Sunday is bursting with activity, featuring eleven events happening simultaneously. With so much on offer, you'll need to pick what appeals most because you won't be able to do everything. Viroflay stands out with two unique events: a flea market at the Viroflay Rive Droite train station and a clothing clearance sale by AGFV. Two great options in the same town for local bargain hunters.
Bazainville is hosting its annual , a community event where you can find just about everything under the sun. Meanwhile, Méré is also holding its flea market, true to its name — featuring dishes, decor, clothes, books, small furniture, and trinkets. Strolling without a specific plan, you’re bound to come across some great deals.
Croissy-sur-Seine unveils a unique shopping guide featuring its all-things-that-ride marketplace, outdoor toys, and baby care products. The "all-things-that-ride" concept brings a smile: bikes, scooters, rollerblades, and balance bikes. Added to this are outdoor games and nursery essentials, perfect for getting ready for the upcoming beautiful season. Kids will be able to enjoy the garden and outdoor outings.
Les Loges-en-Josas hosts its outdoor flea market in this picturesque village. Limay is back for a second day of its record fair, featuring vinyl records, comics, and musical instruments. Plaisir continues its ongoing sewing enthusiasts' flea market, which began on Saturday.
Notre-Dame-de-la-Mer is hosting its baby gear, clothing, and toy fair, once again offering a full day of family fun. From clothes and toys to nursery essentials, there's everything you need to get the little ones ready for new adventures.
Poissy makes a statement with the 28th edition of its multi-collection fair. After twenty-eight years, it’s clear this event has become a staple in the collecting community. An unmissable gathering for enthusiasts of all kinds: stamps, postcards, pins, miniatures, and figurines.
Villepreux wraps up its Spring Fair 2026, featuring a clothing exchange that's perfect for refreshin' your wardrobe as the sunny days arrive.
This late March weekend truly marks the burst of spring in Yvelines. Sixteen events packed into just two days—a record not seen since the start of the year. Organizers are pulling out all the stops, giving treasure hunters an abundance of options to explore.
This weekend, March 28 and 29, 2026, the Yvelines region sets a new record with an exceptional lineup of events. From the antique fair in Achères, the vinyl record fair in Limay, and the quilt makers' flea market in Plaisir to the charity bargain sale in Saint-Cyr-l'École, and the general markets in Bazainville and Méré—there's truly no shortage of options. Plus, there's the sports memorabilia swap in Croissy-sur-Seine, the brocante in Loges-en-Josas, the multi-collector fair in Poissy, and numerous family markets in Coignières, Notre-Dame-de-la-Mer, and Villepreux. And let's not forget the two events happening in Viroflay — with so much on offer, you're genuinely spoiled for choice.
Entry remains free for all these events. The schedules vary from place to place, but most usually start in the morning. For specific details on opening hours, the number of exhibitors, and other useful information, check the official websites of the towns or give the organizers a call.
Bring your shopping bag and some cash. With so many events happening, the best approach is to choose based on your interests: antiques in Achères, records in Limay, fashion in Plaisir, or collections in Poissy. If you're aiming for the multi-collection fair in Poissy, celebrating its 28th edition, make sure to arrive early—the event always draws a crowd. Late March temperatures are perfect for outdoor activities. Spring is truly settling in, so take the opportunity to browse outdoor flea markets. To extend your weekend, check out all the activities to enjoy in the Yvelines.
Dates and Opening Time
From March 28, 2026 to March 29, 2026
Location
Yvelines
yvelines
Prices
Free
Recommended age
For all
