Brocante de Puxe

Brocante de Puxe: A Tradition Rooted in the Pays de Briey

Every year in May, the village of Puxe hosts its annual flea market, an event that brings together around 90 exhibitors in the streets of this small commune of 114 inhabitants. Located in the Pays de Briey, north of Meurthe-et-Moselle, this event has become an eagerly awaited gathering for treasure hunters in the region.

Puxe, a Small Village Between Jarnisy and Briey

Puxe is a tiny commune in the canton of Conflans-en-Jarnisy, nestled in the rolling landscape of northern Meurthe-et-Moselle. With its 114 inhabitants, this village retains the charm of rural Lorraine villages, situated between former steel towns and preserved countryside. The commune covers about 6 km², in an environment where forests, meadows, and cultivated lands mingle.

Around 90 Exhibitors for a Day of Treasure Hunting

The Brocante de Puxe welcomes around 90 exhibitors, a remarkable number given the size of the village. Stalls line the village streets, offering a varied assortment of items: antique furniture, tableware, trinkets, tools, books, clothing, and collectibles. Professional flea market dealers rub shoulders with individuals, offering visitors a wide range of possible finds.

Access via the D952

Exhibitors access the village via the departmental road D952, the main route connecting Conflans-en-Jarnisy to Briey. Parking is free on the outskirts of the village. Entry is free for visitors, and refreshments are available on site to accompany this day of treasure hunting in the Pays de Briey.