40th Flea Market of Henrichemont

40 years of flea market on Place Henri IV

The Henrichemont Flea Market celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2026. Since its creation, it has established itself as one of the most important flea markets in the Cher department, attracting over 300 exhibitors every first Sunday in June on the majestic Place Henri IV. Antique and flea market professionals rub shoulders with individuals to offer antique furniture, art objects, tableware, trinkets, books, and curiosities.

A quality flea market

The organization ensures a high level of quality: new merchandise, industrial clearance, food, plants, and animals are strictly prohibited. This charter guarantees visitors a genuine flea market where only second-hand, antique, or vintage items can be found. Bargain hunters appreciate this rigorous selection which has earned the event its reputation throughout the Centre-Val de Loire region.

Henrichemont, royal city of Haut-Berry

Henrichemont is a small town in the north of the Cher department, founded in the 17th century by Sully, minister to Henri IV. Its Place Henri IV, vast and harmonious, is the heart of this planned city. The commune is also famous for the hamlet of La Borne, a major center for ceramics since the 12th century, where about eighty contemporary potters and ceramists work today.