This weekend of 25 and 26 April in Seine-et-Marne offers an appealing lineup with several events on the schedule. The 77 keeps its spring momentum with brocantes, vide-greniers and bourses de collectionneurs. On Saturday, Fontaine-le-Port launches its brocante along the Seine, Provins hosts its brocante Vie et Joie which runs through Sunday, and Condé-Sainte-Libiaire welcomes the World Congress of Parisian collectors over two days. Sunday bursts with no less than sixteen events, including several vide-greniers and brocantes across the department. To discover even more brocantes et vide-greniers in Île-de-France, consult our full guide.
Saturday kicks off with three major events. Condé-Sainte-Libiaire hosts the World Congress of Paris Collectors – CMC 2026 at Condé-Sainte-Libiaire Castle for two days. An internationally scaled affair that brings together collectors from around the globe in the castle’s prestigious setting. All categories of collectibles are represented: stamps, postcards, pins, bottle caps, miniatures, feves (little collectible trinkets). The atmosphere is shaping up to be exceptional, with exchanges among enthusiasts from every corner of the planet.
Fontaine-le-Port is rolling out its Seine-side flea market for two days. The water’s-edge setting, a spectacular backdrop, adds real charm to this outdoor treasure hunt. Furniture, décor, books, toys, vintage clothing—the lineup promises plenty of finds. The perfect excuse to combine a bucolic stroll with laid-back bargain-hunting in an extraordinary setting.
Provins is hosting its Vie et Joie flea market at Place du Cloître over two days. The medieval town provides a unique historic backdrop for the event. Stalls set up in the heart of the city, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visitors can enjoy the flea market and extend their stay with a tour of the fortified town.
On Sundays, it really explodes with sixteen events happening at once. Barbizon hosts its monthly flea market in the painters' village. This regular gathering always draws a crowd to this place steeped in artistic history. Bazoches-lès-Bray offers its garage sale, Bellot is organizing theirs at the community hall.
Boutigny unveils a charming map for its Magny-Saint-Loup flea market, which takes over the village streets with around 200 exhibitors. These village flea markets, spilling onto public space, foster a festive and welcoming mood. Visitors stroll between the stalls set up in front of houses.
Champeaux brings together a flea market, a garage sale and a vintage car exhibition at Place du Marché and Raoul Coutant Street. The blend of flea market finds and classic cars creates a distinctive atmosphere that delights fans of fine machinery and treasure hunting.
Condé-Sainte-Libiaire, Fontaine-le-Port and Provins are pressing on with the events they kicked off on Saturday for a second day.
La Ferté-sous-Jouarre hosts its neighborhood flea market along rue St-Martin and rue du Long-Pont, drawing about sixty private sellers. These local flea markets often have an intimate, convivial vibe. Le Mée-sur-Seine sticks with its regular rummage-sale event on Avenue de l'Europe, a community fixture that has built up a loyal following.
Les Ormes-sur-Voulzie is hosting its garage sale on Grande Rue de Couture. Reuil-en-Brie is hosting its spring flea market on the communal grounds, an event that benefits from the mild weather now settling in.
Saint-Fargeau-Ponthierry unveils an original lineup with its Bourse rétro26 at the Espace Culturel les 26 couleurs. A date for lovers of retro and vintage in all its forms. Soignolles-en-Brie and Villiers-Saint-Georges round out the weekend with their respective brocantes - vide-greniers.
This late-April weekend underscores the department's vibrancy with a rich array of events. Flea markets along the Seine in Fontaine-le-Port, in the medieval town of Provins, and the World Congress of Collectors in Condé-Sainte-Libiaire are the weekend's top picks.
In short, this weekend of April 25–26, 2026 in Seine-et-Marne offers a rich and varied program. Between the World Congress of Collectors in Condé-Sainte-Libiaire, the flea market along the Seine in Fontaine-le-Port, the Provins flea market in the medieval town, the flea markets of Barbizon, Boutigny, Champeaux and Reuil-en-Brie, the flea markets of Bazoches-lès-Bray, Bellot, La Ferté-sous-Jouarre, Le Mée-sur-Seine, Les Ormes-sur-Voulzie, Soignolles-en-Brie and Villiers-Saint-Georges, and the Retro26 Stock Exchange in Saint-Fargeau-Ponthierry, you really have plenty to choose from.
Admission remains free for all of these events. Opening hours vary by location, but these fairs typically kick off in the morning. For precise details on schedules, the number of exhibitors, and other practical information, check the municipalities’ websites or give the organizers a call.
Pack a tote and some cash. For the World Congress of Collectors in Condé-Sainte-Libiaire, arrive early: this international gathering draws enthusiasts from around the globe. The Seine-side flea market in Fontaine-le-Port is worth a visit for its stunning setting. In Provins, take the chance to explore the medieval town after browsing for bargains. The Boutigny flea market, with its 200 exhibitors, promises a rich range of finds. Late-April temperatures are pleasantly mild, perfect for outdoor events.
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Dates and Opening Time
From April 25, 2026 to April 26, 2026
Location
Department of Seine et Marne
seine et marne
Prices
Free
Recommended age
For all
