Annual Flea Market of La Queue-en-Brie

The unmissable flea market of eastern Val-de-Marne

Every year in May, the town of La Queue-en-Brie (94510) opens its avenues to bargain hunters and antique lovers. The Annual Flea Market of La Queue-en-Brie is an eagerly awaited event across the region, with over 300 stalls lining Avenues Charles Péguy and Georges Pompidou for a full day of festivities and discoveries.

A mixed, family-friendly market

Private sellers clearing out their attics and professional dealers set up side by side on these two lively streets. Visitors can find everything: vintage and seasonal clothing, old and new toys, books, vinyl records, crockery and home décor, furniture, trinkets and unexpected treasures. The atmosphere is resolutely friendly – perfect for a Sunday family outing.

Organisation and access

The event is organised by Starbrocante, a recognised specialist in flea market organisation in the Île-de-France region. Admission is entirely free for visitors. Stallholders set up from 4am, while the market officially opens at 8am and runs until 6pm. Facilities on site include food and drink stalls and toilets; the event takes place entirely outdoors.