The flea markets and garage sales of Seine-et-Marne (77) kick off the Toussaint holidays with a new feature this weekend of October 24-25, 2026. On Sunday, Cesson will host the very first flea market at the Bois-Sénart shopping centre, drawing more than 300 exhibitors.
Just a few kilometers away, Savigny-le-Temple sets up along Avenue Léon-Blum, while Chelles goes with a covered flea market. Collectors have their own rendezvous too, from Pontault-Combault to Souppes-sur-Loing, not to mention Barbizon’s monthly brocante.
As we wander through Seine-et-Marne, we’ve discovered that late October has its own charm. The leaves carpet the paths, the stalls showcase knits and autumn decor, and the first ideas for Christmas gifts are starting to surface.
This weekend’s headline event in Seine-et-Marne is at the Bois-Sénart shopping center. On Sunday, October 25, 2026, it will host its very first flea market and garage sale, organized by Starbrocante. More than 300 exhibitors—both individuals and professionals—are expected on the parking lots.
Decor items, clothing, toys, collectibles — the organizer promises a wide selection to fit every budget. Food trucks will be on site to keep the day going, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. A first edition is often a chance to come across exhibitors you won’t find elsewhere.
Four kilometres away, Savigny-le-Temple is hosting its flea market (vide-greniers) on Avenue Léon-Blum, organized by Penichost Organisation. Expect 100 to 200 exhibitors, from 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., free entry with a drinks stand on site. The setup sets you up to chain the two Sénart flea markets in one morning.
If autumn skies go rogue, Chelles has a remedy. The D.E.S.P.T association is organizing a covered flea market for everyone at the cultural center on Place des Martyrs-de-Châteaubriant. Up to 200 stalls will be on offer, all indoors, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Admission is free, with a bar and on-site refreshments available. A family-friendly, wind-free setting—perfect for hunting for bargains without worrying about the weather.
On the fourth Sunday of every month, Barbizon hosts its professional flea market, from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. About fifty traders set up along the village that lent its name to Millet and Rousseau’s painterly school. Between the stalls, Grande Rue and its galleries beckon visitors to wander and browse.
About fifteen kilometers away, Fontaine-le-Port is staging its flea market by the Seine this Saturday and Sunday along Quai René-Richard. Furniture, décor, books, toys and vintage clothing mingle in a riverside setting that invites you to linger.
On Sunday, Souppes-sur-Loing is hosting its 64th antique toy fair at the Victor-Prudhomme cultural space, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sixty-four editions in, it’s an institution for fans of tin toy cars, model trains, and vintage figurines.
In the north of the department, the Pontault-Combault Philatelic and Numismatic Club is hosting its bourse multicollections at the Jacques-Brel town hall, drawing 50 to 100 exhibitors. On Saturday, Moret-Loing-et-Orvanne is staging its very first bourse aux collectionneurs, with proceeds going to the fight against breast cancer as part of Octobre rose (Breast Cancer Awareness Month).
On the family front, Moussy-le-Neuf offers Saturday a "Range ta chambre" flea market organized by children and teens, and Quiers hosts a toy and clothing fair on Sunday. In Melun, the Restos du Cœur flea market lets shoppers snag good deals for a good cause. Fans of dinnerware, meanwhile, head to Jouy-sur-Morin for a garage sale dedicated to the art of the table.
The Varreddes collectors’ fair, scheduled for Sunday, October 25, 2026, has been announced as cancelled. In autumn, it’s wise to double-check each date the day before with the organizer.
Admission is free for the vast majority of these flea markets and car-boot sales. Bring cash—many sellers don’t take cards—along with a sturdy bag and a light sweater for the chilly mornings. A quick glance at our weather bulletin and our rundown of the transit disruptions will spare you any surprises.
For the latest updates, the event calendars Brocabrac and Vide-greniers.org remain reliable go-to sources.
Big flea-market blowouts draw shoppers to Cesson and Savigny-le-Temple, families to Chelles for a sheltered treasure hunt, and collectors to Souppes-sur-Loing or Pontault-Combault. Barbizon and Fontaine-le-Port, meanwhile, will appeal to those who like pairing antiquing with a leisurely stroll.
Looking to broaden your horizons? Our guides to the brocantes of Essonne and brocantes in the Yvelines take the spotlight this weekend. For other ideas on what to do, head to what to do this weekend in Paris and Île-de-France.
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Dates and Opening Time
From October 24, 2026 to October 25, 2026
Location
Department of Seine et Marne
seine et marne
Route planner
Prices
Free
Recommended age
For all
