Brocante - Antiques Fair of Langoëlan

The Flea Market and Antiques Fair of Langoëlan

Each spring, the Celtic Cultural Association of Langoëlan organizes its flea market and antiques fair in the village hall of the town and on the adjacent car park, at 44 rue du Chelas. This event brings together professional and amateur second-hand dealers and antique dealers in a friendly and authentic atmosphere.

Langoëlan, a Breton village in the interior of Morbihan

A small commune of about 400 inhabitants located 25 km west of Pontivy, Langoëlan is part of the canton of Gourin and the community of communes of Roi Morvan. Its hilly and wooded territory, typical of the interior of Morbihan, offers a rural setting conducive to village events. The Saint-Barnabé church and the surrounding rural heritage bear witness to the rich history of this Breton town.

An event driven by local community life

The Celtic Cultural Association of Langoëlan enlivens the cultural life of the commune throughout the year. The flea market and antiques fair is one of the highlights of its calendar, helping to bring the town to life and attract visitors and lovers of great finds.