Bric à brac of the Amicale des Sapeurs-Pompiers d'Épernon

The firefighters' bric-à-brac in Épernon, a solidarity event

Every year in May, the Amicale des Sapeurs-Pompiers d'Épernon organizes its big bric-à-brac in the place du Forum in Épernon (28230). This popular event, exclusively reserved for private exhibitors, brings together dozens of stalls in the center of Épernon for a friendly day of treasure hunting. The proceeds from the event are entirely donated to the firefighters' association to fund their activities and equipment.

Reserved for individuals

The firefighters' bric-à-brac in Épernon is strictly reserved for private exhibitors. No flea market professionals or itinerant traders: only residents and individuals can rent a space to sell their items. This rule guarantees the authenticity and friendliness of the event, where discoveries can be truly surprising.

Place du Forum, in the heart of Épernon

The place du Forum is the beating heart of Épernon. For this bric-à-brac, it transforms into a colorful market where furniture, tableware, books, clothes, tools, vinyl records, toys, and objects of all kinds accumulate. The square is large enough to accommodate many exhibitors while leaving space for visitors to move around comfortably.

Refreshments on site

The firefighters' association provides a refreshment service on site, allowing exhibitors and visitors to quench their thirst throughout the day. Toilets are also available on site. Careful organization that demonstrates the professionalism of the association's volunteers.

Contact and booking

To book a space, exhibitors can contact the Amicale des Sapeurs-Pompiers d'Épernon by phone at 06 25 69 03 74, at 06 81 32 71 49 or at 06 60 86 24 27, or by email at [email protected]. Registrations must be made in advance. The town of Épernon also publishes the event on its official website ville-epernon.fr.

Épernon, between Chartres and Rambouillet

Épernon is a commune in the Eure-et-Loir department (28230), pleasantly nestled in the Drouette valley, on the border of the Île-de-France region. Close to Rambouillet and Chartres, it benefits from an attractive geographical location which brings it a regular influx of visitors during its events. The town is also known for its Saint-Fiacre festival in September, another highlight of the local calendar.