Flea markets and antique fairs across Grand Est this weekend: Neuf-Brisach gathers its antique dealers in the Vauban citadel, Vitry-le-François sets up under its market hall, toy fairs open in Moselle and Alsace.
From 6 am, on the parade ground of Neuf-Brisach. For the weekend of November 7 and 8, 2026, the flea markets and antique fairs of Grand Est meet in the Haut-Rhin, in the heart of a Vauban citadel. Flea markets and antique fairs across Grand Est this weekend: Neuf-Brisach gathers its antique dealers in the Vauban citadel, Vitry-le-François sets up under its market hall, toy fairs open in Moselle and Alsace.
The antique dealers of the Vauban citadel
The antiques and brocante market of Neuf-Brisach takes over place d'Armes Général de Gaulle on Sunday 08/11/2026, from 6 am to 2 pm. Entry is free.
No private sellers clearing their attics here. Professional antique and brocante dealers run every stall. Pitches rent for 25 euros per five metres.
Antique French and Alsatian furniture, silverware, tableware and earthenware, old clocks, paintings and engravings, old books and prints: the selection suits collectors and decorators alike.
The place d'Armes sits at the centre of the octagonal fortress.
The rest of the weekend, from Metz to Alsace
On Saturday, November 7, Les Puces de Metz opens from 7 am to noon in a covered hall of the Parc des Expositions. Starting from 90 dealers in 1978, the market now lines up more than 150, all professionals, with free entry and parking. Furniture, trinkets, tableware, silverware, paintings, lamps and military items come mostly from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. In Conflans-en-Jarnisy, the first-Saturday flea market brings between 100 and 200 sellers to the church square from 6 am, with a refreshment bar for coffee and sandwiches. Furniture, tableware, vintage clothes, old books and tools mix on the stalls.
On Sunday, under the market hall of Vitry-le-François, the Numi's Club sets out 170 pitches for the Broc de la Halle d'Automne. Furniture, tableware, silverware, paintings, books, toys and collectibles sit side by side under cover. Visitors get in free.
Families have their Sunday too. In Augny, on the southern edge of Metz, the toy and childcare fair fills the village hall from 9 am to 5 pm, free entry. The hall is heated, with parking and toilets. In Breuschwickersheim, ASCB Gym holds its own at the Salle Brik from 9 am to 4 pm, in aid of its gymnastics section, with toys, games, children's and baby clothes, and childcare equipment. In Schwenheim, in the Vosges foothills near Wasselonne, the toys, clothing and childcare sale offers pushchairs, travel cots and car seats, again with no entry fee.
