Brocante de Troissy-Bouquigny

The Brocante de Troissy-Bouquigny

The Brocante de Troissy-Bouquigny is organized by the commune's Comité des Fêtes (Festival Committee) on the first Sunday of September, in Troissy-Bouquigny (51700). This late-summer event marks the transition between summer festivities and the arrival of autumn, in this beautiful wine village in the Marne Valley.

The first Sunday of September is a symbolic date in the Champagne festive calendar: the summer holidays are ending, the school year has just begun, and families are looking for one last chance to enjoy the outdoors before the days really start to shorten. The Troissy-Bouquigny brocante perfectly meets this need by offering a festive and popular event accessible to all.

A Committed Festival Committee

The Comité des Fêtes of Troissy-Bouquigny is the association that animates the festive life of the commune throughout the year. Its volunteers invest with enthusiasm to offer quality events to residents and visitors, of which the September brocante is one of the highlights. The organization is well-practiced, the welcome is warm, and the atmosphere reflects the spirit of conviviality that characterizes village brocantes in Champagne.

The goods offered are varied: antique furniture, tableware, books, clothing for all ages, toys, trinkets, tools, and objects of all kinds. Flea market enthusiasts will find something to satisfy their curiosity and their passion for treasure hunting at this late-summer second-hand market.

Troissy-Bouquigny in the Marne Valley

Troissy-Bouquigny (51700) is a commune in the Marne department, in the Marne Valley, near Dormans and Châtillon-sur-Marne. This typical Champagne wine village is nestled between hillsides covered with vines and the river, in a landscape classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The annual brocante contributes to the animation of this territory and its tourist appeal.

The first Sunday of September is a date that still benefits from the mildness of late summer, while taking advantage of the return to activity after the holidays. It is the ideal time for a flea market in this sector of the Marne, which sees visitors from all over the region flock to enjoy this popular event before the grape harvest.