Courbevoie, Levallois, Montrouge: Hauts-de-Seine flea markets this weekend

Published by My de Sortiraparis · Photos by My de Sortiraparis · Updated on October 5, 2026 at 10:35 a.m.
The Arche flea market and its 250 exhibitors set the tone for a busy Sunday in Hauts-de-Seine (92), where flea markets and garage sales will take over on October 10–11, 2026, from Colombes to Clamart.

The flea markets and rummage sales in the Hauts-de-Seine (92) are stepping up a notch this weekend of October 10 and 11, 2026. On Sunday, the Brocante de l'Arche is expecting around 250 exhibitors in Courbevoie, while Levallois-Perret and Montrouge unveil their neighborhood rummage sales.

After an early October dominated by parent-teacher associations, the calendar shifts to bigger flea markets, stretching from the department’s north to its south. Colombes, La Garenne-Colombes and Clamart round out the lineup, with a figurine fair in Nanterre to boot.

As we roam the 92, we’ve made a habit of keeping an eye on the Arche flea market. It often feels like the year’s last big thrift-outing before the cold snaps shut everything down.

Saturday, October 10, 2026

  • Antony (92160): a free books and DVDs swap at Espace La Fontaine.

Sunday, October 11, 2026

  • Courbevoie (92400) : the L'Arche flea market at Parc du Millénaire.
  • Levallois-Perret (92300) : Front-de-Seine neighborhood flea market.
  • Montrouge (92120) : annual garage sale organized by the Haut-Mesnil Grand Sud neighborhood association, between Roger-Salengro and Germain-Dardan streets.
  • Clamart (92140) : neighbors’ flea market across four streets, around Martial-Grandchamp Street.
  • Colombes (92700) : brocante on Île Marante, at Frankenthal and Robert-Schumann streets.
  • La Garenne-Colombes (92250) : flea market at Place des Champs-Philippe.
  • Nanterre (92000) : Eurofigurines fair, featuring toy soldiers and collectible figurines.

What you can find at the Arche Flea Market in Courbevoie

The Arche Flea Market takes place on Sunday, October 11, 2026, along the lanes of the Faubourg de l'Arche district, at the foot of La Défense. Private individuals and professionals gather there, with around 250 exhibitors expected and free admission.

The organizers tout it as the season’s finale. There you can haggle for bargains under the shadows of the towers, a rather cheerful contrast between boxes of vintage dishware and the glass façades of the business district.

When it comes to getting there, the easiest option is to head for the La Défense hub, served by the RER A, Metro Line 1, and the T2 tram. It’s best to leave the car at home or in a garage, since the area isn’t really designed for easy parking.

Levallois-Perret and Montrouge: two highly anticipated neighborhood flea markets

In Levallois-Perret, the Front-de-Seine district's flea market brings the city’s autumn slate to a close. Originally scheduled earlier, it was rescheduled for October 11 by the city, as we detailed in our piece about the three flea markets in Levallois.

Here's a tidbit to drop between stalls: the metal framework of the Statue of Liberty was assembled in Gustave Eiffel's workshops in Levallois before it sailed to New York.

To the south, Montrouge hosts the annual flea market of Haut-Mesnil Grand Sud, with about 250 stalls between Rue Roger-Salengro and Rue Germain-Dardan. A friendly, community-led affair where people love to browse at a relaxed pace.

Seine riverfront, free figurines and books: other weekend options

In Colombes, the Brocante on Île Marante relocates to the banks of the Seine. A lovely excuse to stretch the morning with a stroll along the river. Nearby, La Garenne-Colombes sets up on Champs-Philippe Square, and Clamart is hosting a neighbors’ flea market across four streets, in a distinctly village-like atmosphere.

Collectors head to Nanterre for the Eurofigurines fair, gathering around fifty exhibitors focused on toy soldiers and collectible figurines. A world of its own, where every display case tells a battle or a bygone era.

Saturday, Antony is hosting a free book and DVD fair at Espace La Fontaine. The concept is simple: you leave with reading material without opening your wallet, a great way to stock your autumn library.

A quick look at the weekend ahead

Fans of vintage finds can already mark their calendars for the Chatillon Multi-Collections Fair, slated for Sunday, October 18, 2026, at Espace Maison Blanche. As the season winds down, it's wise to double-check the schedule the day before with the town hall or the organizer.

Why thrifting in Hauts-de-Seine is worth it this weekend

Because this programme blends large-scale sales with a neighborhood vibe. The Arche Flea Market offers a flagship event, Levallois and Montrouge lean into a friendly, convivial atmosphere, and Nanterre, like Antony, will attract collectors and readers.

Admission is free for visitors at these flea markets and garage sales. Bring cash, since many private sellers don’t accept cards, and a quick look at the forecast from Météo-France helps you dodge outdoor stall surprises. We also check for cancellations before heading out.

Looking to broaden the scope? Our guide to flea markets and garage sales in Paris and Île-de-France this weekend picks up the baton, just as our picks for the Yvelines flea markets and the Seine-et-Marne flea markets do. And for the rest of the week, head to the week's top deals from October 5 to 11, 2026.

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Dates and Opening Time
From October 10, 2026 to October 11, 2026

× Approximate opening times: to confirm opening times, please contact the establishment.

    Prices
    Free

    Recommended age
    For all

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