Brévillers Réderie

Brévillers Réderie: neighborhood bargain hunting

Small in size but big in spirit, the Brévillers Réderie perfectly illustrates these village events that make up the soul of the Somme. With about thirty exhibitors, it is far from the great spectacular réderies of Amiens or Abbeville, but offers what large events cannot always: intimate, warm atmosphere and unhurried negotiation time.

The réderie, pillar of Picard culture

In Hauts-de-France and the Somme, the "réderie" is more than a local equivalent of a flea market: it's an anchored cultural practice. The word comes from Picard and means "to wander". The Picard bargain hunter is a patient stroller.

Village square: the beating heart

Setting the réderie on the village square is a natural and traditional choice. The atmosphere is that of a small village fair: greetings, chats, running children, elders sharing memories.

What to find

The thirty exhibitors mainly offer individual-to-individual objects: children's and adult clothing, shoes, toys, books, board games, everyday crockery, small appliances, knick-knacks, decor, tools, garden equipment.

Brévillers, village of the Somme

Brévillers is a small rural commune. Its peaceful character and country setting make it pleasant for a day of quiet bargain hunting, far from touristy routes.