Cocherel Flea Market - Vintage, Crafts and Auto-Moto Weekend (Spring)

A Multi-Faceted Event in the Heart of the Village

The spring Cocherel Flea Market stands out from classic events by its eclectic three-day program. From April 17 to 19, 2026, the community hall and its surroundings come alive around several complementary universes: a flea market with its treasures of antique and vintage objects, a craftsmen area that showcases local creators, and an auto-moto gathering that attracts enthusiasts of beautiful mechanics.

Vintage Weekend, a Seductive Trend

Vintage has become a real social phenomenon in recent years, driven by a new generation of collectors and enthusiasts seduced by the aesthetics and objects of the 1950s to 1980s. In Cocherel, the vintage weekend allows visitors to discover design furniture, retro lighting, vinyl records, period clothing, posters and small everyday objects that nostalgically evoke past decades.

Cocherel, a Village in the Pays de l'Ourcq

Cocherel is a small commune of about 620 inhabitants, the Cocherellois, located in the north of Seine-et-Marne, about fifteen kilometers from Meaux. Its history is intimately linked to that of the neighboring village of Crépoil: until 1842, the two communes formed distinct parishes, but they were united into a single administrative entity by a royal ordinance of December 11, 1887, with Cocherel as the chief place.

Local Craftsmen in the Spotlight

The presence of a space dedicated to craftsmen gives this event an additional dimension. It is an opportunity for visitors to discover local know-how: handmade jewelry, pottery, textiles, natural cosmetics, local products, wood or metal creations.

An Event for Car Enthusiasts

The auto-moto gathering integrated into the event is a major attraction that alone justifies the trip for many visitors. Classic cars, vintage motorcycles, rare or popular vehicles come together around the community hall in a friendly atmosphere.