Brocante de Tavant — 25 years

25 years of flea market in Tavant, village of Romanesque frescoes

The Tavant flea market is celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2026. Every Easter Sunday, over 170 exhibitors — flea market professionals and individuals — take over the village streets for nearly 2 kilometers. The offerings are vast and varied: antique furniture, earthenware, trinkets, books, tools, vinyl records, toys, linens, and curiosities of all kinds. The refreshment stand and catering on site allow you to spend the whole day hunting for treasures in this exceptional setting.

Tavant, a Romanesque jewel of the Vienne valley

Tavant is a small village of about 300 inhabitants nestled in the Vienne valley, a few kilometers from L'Île-Bouchard. The village is world-renowned for the Romanesque frescoes in the crypt of its Saint-Nicolas church, dating from the 12th century, considered among the most beautiful in France. The white tuffeau houses, troglodyte cellars, and flowered gardens give Tavant an authentic charm that enhances the atmosphere of the Easter flea market.

A quarter of a century of success for this village flea market

Since its creation in 2002, the Tavant flea market has continued to grow, from a handful of exhibitors to over 170 today. Registration is through the Tavant town hall until March 30th. Admission is free for visitors.