Butry-sur-Oise Annual Flea Market
The great community flea market every first Sunday of May on Rue de la Division Leclerc
About Butry-sur-Oise Flea Market
Butry-sur-Oise Annual Flea Market – a great start-of-May tradition in Val-d'Oise
Butry-sur-Oise is a charming village in the Oise valley, nestled between L'Isle-Adam and Auvers-sur-Oise. Every first Sunday of May, the village's main street – Rue de la Division Leclerc – is transformed into a long open-air flea market. Between 200 and 300 exhibitors, both private sellers and professional dealers, lay out a wide variety of goods: vintage furniture, clothing, toys, books, vinyl records, crockery, tools, electronics and all manner of curios.
The event runs from 6 AM to 5 PM, with catering, a bar and free coffee for sellers on site. Registration is mandatory for sellers. Free entry for all visitors. The event is organised by the local Comité des Fêtes with the support of the municipality.
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Practical information — Butry-sur-Oise Flea Market
Practical Information
Venue
Rue de la Division Leclerc, 95430 Butry-sur-Oise
Getting there
By car: D4 from Pontoise, or from L'Isle-Adam (3 km) and Auvers-sur-Oise (4 km). Transilien line H from Paris-Gare du Nord to Auvers-sur-Oise or L'Isle-Adam, then 5 minutes on foot or by bike.
Hours
6 AM – 5 PM. Sellers may set up from 6 AM.
Admission
Free entry for visitors. Registration required for sellers (private and professional).
Catering
Food stalls and bar on site. Free coffee for sellers.
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Published by Valentin Contard, flea market listings writer. Reviewed, corrected and approved by Christophe Contard, editor-in-chief. .