Cadenet Empties its Attics

A flea market that takes over the whole village

More than a simple flea market, this is a full village mobilisation. From the main Cours Voltaire to adjacent alleys and squares, exhibitors set up everywhere. The "whole village" format lets hunters wander for hours, discovering Cadenet's picturesque corners along the way.

Cadenet, a village of character

At the south of the Luberon, Cadenet is known for its famous tambourinaire André Estienne, hero of Napoleon's Italian campaign, whose statue adorns the main square. The village also has a four-mask fountain, castle ruins on a rocky spur, and a popular Provençal market.

Cours Voltaire and its welcome shade

The village's beating heart: a wide avenue shaded by plane trees, lined with shops and cafés. Stalls extend all along, shaded by century-old trees.

What to find

Private sellers mostly: bric-a-brac, tableware, linen, children's and adults' clothes, toys, books, records, small furniture, décor, old tools, costume jewellery. Fans of regional pottery, Provençal faience and antique textiles (boutis, indiennes) often find fine pieces.