Brocante, Flower Market and Artisan Market of Pont-d'Héry

The Flea Market and Flower Market of Pont-d'Héry

The village of Pont-d'Héry, a commune in the Jura region nestled in the Furieuse valley between Arbois and Salins-les-Bains, organizes an event every May that combines three markets in one: a flea market, a flower market, and a gourmet market. Approximately 100 exhibitors participate in this event which attracts residents from all over the Cœur du Jura area.

Three Markets for a Day of Discovery

The flea market section brings together individuals selling second-hand items, crockery, trinkets, and small furniture. The flower market offers plants, perennials, shrubs, and floral arrangements for the spring season. Finally, the gourmet market highlights the specialties of the Jura region: cheeses, cured meats, honey, jams, and local wines.

A Rural Setting

Pont-d'Héry is a small rural commune that retains all its country charm. The market is set up in the village streets, creating a village festival atmosphere. The refreshments and food available on site allow for a pleasant spring day outdoors, combining bargain hunting, gardening, and tasting.

In the Heart of Tourist Jura

Located between the wine-producing town of Arbois and the spa town of Salins-les-Bains, a UNESCO World Heritage site for its saltworks, Pont-d'Héry benefits from an ideal location for a spring excursion. Take advantage of this market day to discover the heritage and natural riches of the Cœur du Jura.

A Triple Festive Event

What distinguishes the Pont-d'Héry event from simple car boot sales is its triple dimension: the flea market for bargain hunters, the flower market for gardeners, and the gourmet market for food lovers. This original combination attracts a varied audience and ensures sustained attendance throughout the day. Exhibitors benefit from a good location in the village streets, some sheltered by plane trees. The municipality provides restrooms and parking spaces to facilitate access to this event, which has become an unmissable spring fixture in the Jura.