26th Flea Market of the Association Diane d'Eurville-Bienville

The 26th Flea Market of the Association Diane d'Eurville-Bienville

The Flea Market of the Association Diane d'Eurville-Bienville (52400) is one of the most loyal and well-established events in the Saint-Dizier sector. Its 26th edition marks a quarter of a century of regular presence in the Marne valley flea market calendar. With its 80 exhibitors gathered each year in June, it marks the beginning of the summer flea market season in this area of northern Haute-Marne.

Eurville-Bienville is a commune in the Saint-Dizier urban community, located on the right bank of the Marne a few kilometers from the city center. This peri-urban location offers a dual advantage: accessibility for the inhabitants of the Saint-Dizier agglomeration and the charm of a still rural setting, with its green spaces and proximity to the river.

The Association Diane — whose name evokes the goddess of the hunt, perhaps linked to the hunting traditions of the area — is one of those local animation associations that contribute to the vitality of small towns. For twenty-six years, its members have consistently and professionally organized this flea market, which has become the commune's flagship event. The success of the event is based on several factors: the regularity of the meeting, the quality of the organization, and the reputation acquired among exhibitors who return year after year.

The 80 exhibitors offer a varied selection: furniture, tableware, books, clothing, old tools, trinkets, and various curiosities. The joint presence of individuals and a few professional dealers guarantees an overall quality appreciated by visitors. In June, the weather is generally mild in this area, and the pleasant temperature of the evening before and the morning of the flea market contributes to the event's agreeable atmosphere.