Spring Brocante of the Amis du Beau Vallon — Antony

The Beau Vallon Spring Brocante: an Antony tradition since 1977

The Les Amis du Beau Vallon association, founded in 1977, is one of the longest-established neighbourhood associations in Antony (92160). Every spring it organises its brocante on Place du Général-Leclerc, at the intersection of RD 920 and avenue Rabelais — in the local landmark known as Square du 8-Mai-1945, near the Antony fire station.

Private sellers only: authenticity guaranteed

The Beau Vallon brocante is a private sellers' jumble sale: no professional dealers are admitted. This guarantees an authentic experience, with every stall run by a resident from Antony or neighbouring communes offering the contents of their attic, garage or cupboards. Light furniture, clothing, books, inherited tableware, toys, collectibles and mementos — the variety reflects the everyday lives of Antony households.

Registration closes before the event: no on-site sign-ups are possible on the day. This allows the association to manage capacity and ensure a well-organised layout.

Place du Général-Leclerc: a landmark Antony crossroads

Place du Général-Leclerc sits at the junction of RD 920 — one of Antony's main north-south arteries — and avenue Rabelais. It is highly visible, easy to reach on foot or by public transport, and a short walk from Antony RER B station. The open-air setting and generous opening hours — 8am to 6pm — suit early risers and leisurely afternoon browsers alike.

Nearly fifty years of community life

Founded in 1977, Les Amis du Beau Vallon has been part of Antony's local life for nearly half a century. Its spring brocante is one of the highlights of its annual community programme, contributing to the vibrant associative life that characterises this large suburb south of Paris.