The flea markets and garage sales of Hauts-de-Seine (92) take on a neighborhood-festival vibe this weekend of October 3-4, 2026. Antony leads the charge with three sales in two days, while Levallois-Perret, Vaucresson, Colombes and Bagneux complete the lineup.
Not a sprawling flea market with hundreds of vendors this time, but a string of rummage sales run by local associations and parent-teacher groups. The kind of format that invites a relaxed wander, with conversations sparked by the neighbor clearing out his attic.
Across our outings around the department, we’ve noticed that early October often marks the switch to winter clothing fairs. This weekend is no exception, from Bourg-la-Reine to Rueil-Malmaison.
Because the town stacks three events into two days. On Saturday, the Brocante du Jubilé marks its fourth edition. A fairly young event that has already carved out a place in the thrifters’ calendar of the southern department.
On Sunday, two neighborhoods step into the spotlight. The Berny Village flea market sets up on Rue Voltaire, while the Pajeaud bargain fair takes place around the Breuil shopping center. It’s enough to plan a short walking or cycling tour without getting back in the car.
From Paris, the RER B remains the easiest option, with Antony and La Croix de Berny stations. A quick detour to the nearby Parc de Sceaux lets you stretch the stroll between two shopping finds.
In the northwest, the Alsace district flea market will enliven Levallois-Perret this Sunday. A short walk away, Île de la Jatte offers a pretty riverside extension along the Seine, the very spot where Seurat set the stage for his famous painting.
On Saturday, Vaucresson will host its autumn flea market on Place du Marché. A village-centre vibe in the western part of the department, offering a refreshing alternative to the big urban clearance sales.
Kids have their own shopping moments. On Saturday, the children's flea market of Colombes unfolds on the forecourt of Simone-Veil School, and on Sunday, Bagneux hosts a special children’s yard sale. The youngsters themselves sell their toys and books, a good early lesson in bargaining.
On the parental side, the autumn-winter clothing exchanges in Bourg-la-Reine and Rueil-Malmaison let families refresh coats and sweaters at low prices. Gennevilliers offers a baby-and-children's goods exchange on Saturday, and the Léon-Bourgeois school flea market in Colombes wraps up the weekend on Sunday.
In Malakoff, the Secours Populaire’s charity flea market is worth a detour. It’s a place to snag good bargains while backing the association’s solidarity work.
On the human side of these neighborhood flea markets, where stalls stay reasonably small and conversations unfold, it’s a place to linger. Families will find plenty of deals with the many clothing exchanges and kids’ rummage sales, and curious bargain-hunters can hop between Antony’s three events.
Admission is free for visitors at these flea markets and garage sales. Remember to bring cash, as many private sellers don’t accept cards, and check with the town hall or the organizer the day before, since dates can shift late in the season. A quick glance at the forecast from Météo-France can also spare you any weather-related surprises for outdoor stalls.
Want to broaden your horizons? Our guide to flea markets and garage sales in Paris and Île-de-France this weekend has you covered, just like our picks for the Yvelines flea markets and the Seine-et-Marne flea markets. And for the rest of the week, dive into the best deals from September 28 to October 4, 2026 in Paris and Île-de-France.
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Dates and Opening Time
From October 3, 2026 to October 4, 2026
Prices
Free
Recommended age
For all
