Brocante de Favières

The Brocante de Favières: an event in the heart of Saintois

Favières, a village of 608 inhabitants nestled in the Pays du Saintois south of Nancy, hosts its flea market every year in the village streets. This event is part of the rich tradition of village flea markets that liven up the Lorraine countryside throughout the year and contribute to the dynamism of local life.

A village in Lorraine's Saintois region

Favières is part of the Pays du Saintois intercommunal area, a hilly and green region stretching between Nancy and Mirecourt. The village, served by Rue Abbé Lenfant where the town hall is located, retains an architectural heritage typical of rural Lorraine. Its limestone houses, its church, and its peaceful streets create a pleasant setting for a day of treasure hunting in the open air.

Flea market stalls in the village streets

Exhibitors set up stalls in the streets of Favières to offer a varied assortment of flea market items: antique furniture, tableware, earthenware, trinkets, books, tools, decorative objects, and various curiosities. The Favières flea market attracts both occasional bargain hunters and discerning enthusiasts, who come to find a rare piece or simply to browse in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere.

A vibrant local tradition

The Favières flea market is one of the many events that mark the associative and cultural life of the Saintois region. Festivals, flea markets, concerts, and markets help maintain social connections in these rural communities where conviviality remains an essential value. Entry is free for visitors, who can enjoy on-site catering to extend their day of discovery.