Brocante de Fleury-la-Rivière

Brocante de Fleury-la-Rivière

The Brocante de Fleury-la-Rivière is a summer event organized every July by the association La Maison de Fleury, in the village of Fleury-la-Rivière (51480). Nestled in the heart of the Champagne vineyards, on the banks of the Marne, this wine-growing commune offers an exceptional setting for a day of treasure hunting and discovery. The association La Maison de Fleury, rooted in local life, animates this annual event with enthusiasm and conviviality.

Fleury-la-Rivière is a Champagne village renowned for its vine and wine museum and the quality of its champagnes. The brocante enriches the commune's cultural and festive offerings, attracting a curious public and bargain hunters. The stalls offer a varied selection of items: antique furniture, tableware and tableware, glassware and crystal, items related to viticulture and champagne, books and magazines, antique toys, vintage clothing, old tools and utensils, trinkets and curiosities. The rustic and wine-growing setting of the village adds an extra touch of charm to this brocante day.

La Maison de Fleury, an association at the heart of the village

The association La Maison de Fleury is a major player in the associative and cultural life of Fleury-la-Rivière. It organizes various events throughout the year to liven up the village and bring its inhabitants together. The July brocante is one of its flagship events, the one that mobilizes the most volunteers and attracts the largest number of visitors.

Organizing the brocante requires considerable work: advance communication, management of exhibitor registrations, layout of pitches, installation of signage and catering. La Maison de Fleury dedicates energy and time to it, and the result lives up to the investment: a friendly, well-organized, and festive brocante that enhances the village and contributes to its influence in the Marne.

Fleury-la-Rivière, a wine-growing village in the Marne Valley

Fleury-la-Rivière (51480) is a commune in the Marne, located in the Marne Valley, between Épernay and Dormans. This wine-growing village is part of the Champagne vineyards and is known for its museum dedicated to vines and champagne. Its exceptional natural setting—vineyard slopes, Marne Valley, Champagne villages—makes it a popular destination for nature, wine, and culture lovers. The July brocante fits perfectly into this context, offering an additional dimension to the village's festive life during the summer season.