Brocante de la Saint-Maurice de Montierchaume

210 exhibitors for the Saint-Maurice flea market

On the third Sunday of September, the commune of Montierchaume organizes its Saint-Maurice flea market, one of the largest gatherings of bargain hunters in the Indre. Approximately 210 exhibitors, professionals and individuals, take over the village streets from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. to offer antique furniture, trinkets, tableware, books, tools, clothing, collectibles, and curiosities from all eras. An artisan market complements the offer with local creations and products.

Montierchaume, at the gates of Châteauroux

Montierchaume is a commune of about 2,500 inhabitants located a few kilometers west of Châteauroux, the prefecture of Indre. Its name evokes an ancient monastery (monasterium) that marked the history of this Berrichon territory. The commune benefits from the immediate proximity of the Châteauroux urban area while retaining a rural and green living environment, with its farms, fields, and woods bordering the Indre valley.

A festive day around the parish patron saint

Saint-Maurice is traditionally the patron saint's day of Montierchaume. The flea market is part of a set of events that make this day a highlight of local life. On-site catering with refreshments and barbecues, the day takes place in a warm atmosphere. Entry is free.