Brocante du Comité des Fêtes — Lailly-en-Val

The Brocante du Comité des Fêtes in Lailly-en-Val

Lailly-en-Val, a village in the Loiret department located between Beaugency and Blois on the banks of the Loire Valley, hosts its grand annual flea market at the beginning of November. Organized by the village's Festival Committee, this event brings together 185 exhibitors on the RD 951, creating one of the most important second-hand markets in the area.

185 exhibitors on the departmental road

With 185 exhibitors including professional flea market dealers, antique dealers, and individuals, the Lailly-en-Val flea market offers a comprehensive overview of second-hand items available in the region. The RD 951, a road well-known to the inhabitants of the Loire Valley between Orléans and Blois, is transformed for the occasion into a long aisle of stalls.

The Festival Committee, a long-standing organizer, professionally manages the setup of exhibitors. The historical pitch fee is approximately €2.20 per linear meter, one of the most affordable in the department. Entry is free for visitors.

An autumn tradition in the Loire Valley

The Lailly-en-Val flea market is a well-established autumn tradition in the Loiret's second-hand calendar. In November, as the tourist season ends and the days shorten, this event creates welcome popular animation in this rural commune. Its central location between Orléans, Beaugency, and Blois facilitates access from a large population base.

Lailly-en-Val, a village between the Loire and the forest

Lailly-en-Val is a commune of about 1,200 inhabitants in the Loiret, nestled between the Loire River and the Boulogne forest. Its preserved natural setting, old houses, and church constitute a modest but charming local heritage. The Festival Committee's flea market is the event that highlights the commune each autumn.