Brocante de Bouchet

The Brocante de Bouchet: Bargain hunting at the end of summer in the Tricastin

Bouchet is a village in the Drôme Tricastin, this wine-growing and fruit-growing region of southern Drôme that stretches between Montélimar and Orange, at the foot of Mont Ventoux. With its AOC Grignan-les-Adhémar vineyards, its peach orchards, and its truffle fields, Bouchet perfectly embodies the agricultural and gastronomic richness of this corner of Provençal Drôme. Its flea market at the beginning of September, on September 6, 2026, marks the end of summer with a day of bargain hunting in this sunny southern setting.

The Tricastin: Between Vineyards and Lavender

The Tricastin is a transitional territory between the Drôme and Provence, where Mediterranean landscapes assert themselves with conviction: olive trees, vineyards, lavender, umbrella pines, and cicadas make the setting of Bouchet a distinctly Provençal backdrop. The AOC Grignan-les-Adhémar appellation, recognized in 2011, produces remarkable garrigue wines in this clay-limestone terroir. The Brocante de Bouchet is often an opportunity to also discover the surrounding wine estates.

The September 6th Flea Market: The Last Breath of Summer

The Brocante de Bouchet is held at the beginning of September, at a time when holidaymakers have returned home and locals are reclaiming their village. This back-to-school period gives the event a special atmosphere: quieter than the big fairs of July-August, it is appreciated by bargain hunting enthusiasts who find good deals in a relaxed atmosphere. Private and professional exhibitors offer furniture, tableware, antique objects, and curiosities in the village streets.

Practical Information

The Brocante de Bouchet takes place on September 6, 2026. Free admission. Easy access from Nyons and Grignan. Catering on site.