Brocante and Wine Fair of Crevant

Flea Market and Local Wines in the Village Square

The Brocante and Wine Fair of Crevant brings together flea market exhibitors and numerous wine producers on the village square every summer. The flea market spot is offered at 1 euro per linear meter, encouraging a wide variety of items: furniture, crockery, trinkets, tools, books, toys, clothing, and curiosities. On the wine side, visitors discover vintages from Reuilly, Châteaumeillant, Valençay, Alsace, Morgon, Bordeaux, Cognac, and other French wine regions, alongside regional products: sausages, honeys, essential oils, hazelnuts, garlic, lentils, raspberries, artisanal biscuits.

Crevant, village of Boischaut Sud

Crevant is a commune of about 600 inhabitants located in Boischaut Sud, in the southwest of the Indre department. The village is nestled in a landscape of hedged farmland crossed by small streams, characteristic of this natural region. Near La Châtre, a town dear to George Sand, Crevant benefits from a preserved rural setting that attracts nature and tranquility lovers. The festival committee perpetuates this summer tradition that combines treasure hunting and Berry gastronomy.

Catering and Festivities

The Crevant wine fair offers roast pork at noon and paella in the evening. Admission is free. The festive atmosphere continues into the evening with tastings and Berry conviviality.