Brocante de Pérassay

Summer Treasure Hunting in Boischaut Sud

The Brocante de Pérassay takes over the center of this village in southern Indre for a day of treasure hunting in August. Exhibitors offer antique furniture, tableware, earthenware, copperware, garden tools, books, toys, trinkets, clothing, embroidered linens, and various flea market items. The summer season attracts many holidaymakers staying in this region, appreciated for its authenticity and tranquility, ensuring diverse attendance and a relaxed atmosphere.

Pérassay, a village between valleys and hills

Pérassay is a commune of about 300 inhabitants located in Boischaut Sud, south of the Indre department. The village is nestled in a landscape of hedged hills, valleys, and small rivers, characteristic of this natural region. Near Sainte-Sévère-sur-Indre and La Châtre, Pérassay benefits from a preserved natural environment, ideal for hiking and discovering the rural heritage of Berry. Stone farmhouses and hedgerows dot the landscape, testifying to a still-living agricultural way of life.

Conviviality and Food

The Brocante de Pérassay is accessible free of charge. A refreshment stand and food are available on site.