Brocante-Village Le TEM of Colombey-les-Deux-Églises

The Brocante-Village Le TEM of Colombey-les-Deux-Églises

The Brocante-Village Le TEM of Colombey-les-Deux-Églises (52330) has become in a few editions an anticipated event of the Haute-Marne summer. Organized on August 14th, the day before the Assumption public holiday, this event takes place at the village's Sports Center, a practical and pleasant setting that allows exhibitors and visitors to be welcomed in good conditions.

Colombey-les-Deux-Églises is undoubtedly the most famous commune in Haute-Marne, inseparable from the figure of General de Gaulle, who resided there at La Boisserie and is buried in the village cemetery. This name resonates in national history and attracts many visitors each year, who take advantage of their visit to discover the Charles de Gaulle memorial and the village that was the refuge of the Founder of the Fifth Republic.

The association Le TEM (a name evoking local heritage) has set itself the mission of keeping Colombey alive beyond its memorial interest by offering friendly events accessible to all. The flea market on August 14th is part of this spirit: to create a moment of popular celebration that brings together residents, passing tourists, and amateur bargain hunters.

The Der-Chantecoq and southern Haute-Marne region benefits from good summer tourist attendance. The Colombey flea market captures part of this flow of visitors, who combine their visit to the memorial with a stroll among the stalls. Exhibitors offer furniture, tableware, books, antique objects, and various curiosities, for the pleasure of all bargain hunters.