Brocante de Méasnes

Flea market and local produce, an original duo

The Brocante de Méasnes stands out from traditional events with its original format that combines a traditional flea market and a market of producers and artisans. On the Route du Stade and the Rue des Rochers, flea market stalls stand alongside local produce stalls, creating an eclectic route where you can find an antique piece of furniture and then taste a farm goat cheese or a heather honey.

Méasnes, on the borders of Creuse and Berry

Méasnes is a rural commune located in the extreme northwest of Creuse, on the borders of Berry and Limousin. This transitional territory between two former provinces offers a landscape of hedgerows and meadows, dotted with stone hamlets and hiking trails. The village, close to the valley of the Petite Creuse, benefits from a preserved natural environment that appeals to visitors seeking authenticity.

Free pitches upon reservation

One of the particularities of the Méasnes flea market is the free pitches for exhibitors, upon simple telephone reservation. This generous policy encourages the participation of sellers from all backgrounds, from individuals clearing out their attics to local artisans and producers wishing to promote their creations and products. The result is a rich and diverse event, reflecting this rural territory at the crossroads of two traditions.

A day of outdoor treasure hunting

From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., treasure hunters browse the village streets in search of bargains: antique furniture, crockery, trinkets, tools, books, and unusual objects are mixed with artisanal products and local gastronomic specialties. The friendly atmosphere and free admission make this day a valued moment of sharing for residents and visitors alike.