Brocante du 15 Août de Larzicourt

La Brocante du 15 Août de Larzicourt

The Brocante du 15 Août de Larzicourt is organized each year by the Comité des Fêtes of the commune, in this Champagne village in the Marne (51290), near the Lac du Der. August 15th, Assumption Day and a major summer holiday, is an opportunity to bring together exhibitors and visitors for a festive day of flea market in this exceptional natural area.

The Comité des Fêtes de Larzicourt, a volunteer association that enlivens the village's festive life, invests each year to offer a quality event to the local community and visitors passing through the Lac du Der area. The August 15th flea market is its flagship summer event, the one that mobilizes the most volunteers and attracts the largest number of participants.

Larzicourt on the shores of Lac du Der

Larzicourt (51290) is a commune in the Marne, in the Lac du Der area, this vast artificial body of water created in the 1970s. The village is nestled in the Champagne wetlands, in a natural environment rich in biodiversity. The August 15th flea market takes advantage of this exceptional natural setting to offer an outdoor day combining treasure hunting and local discovery.

The Lac du Der area is an attractive tourist destination, welcoming many visitors each summer for water sports, bird watching, or simply to enjoy the remarkable natural setting. The Larzicourt flea market is part of this summer tourist offering, providing visitors with an additional activity to enrich their stay.

A festive August 15th in the Champagne wetlands

August 15th is a special date in the Champagne calendar. This major summer holiday is traditionally dedicated to village festivals and large popular events. In Larzicourt, the flea market organized by the Comité des Fêtes is part of this tradition, offering a festive and friendly second-hand market that allows all residents and visitors to enjoy this day off.

The goods offered reflect the diversity of Champagne attics and the surrounding countryside: rural furniture and country pieces, tableware and table arts, agricultural tools, books and local documentation, clothing, toys, and trinkets. Lovers of objects related to rural life and Champagne agriculture will find particularly good value in this authentic village flea market.