Chinerie Corlavoise of Courlaoux

The Chinerie Corlavoise, 2 kilometers of happiness for bargain hunters

Every September, the village of Courlaoux, located between Lons-le-Saunier and Bletterans, hosts the Chinerie Corlavoise, one of the largest flea markets in the Jura department. With around 200 exhibitors spread over 2 kilometers of streets, the event offers an exceptional day of bargain hunting in a friendly village setting.

200 exhibitors over 2 kilometers

The scale of the Chinerie Corlavoise makes it a unique event in the Jura flea market scene. The 200 exhibitors, a mix of professional dealers and individuals, set up their stalls along the streets of Courlaoux. You can find everything: furniture, vintage tableware, vintage toys, books, records, clothing, tools, and all sorts of curiosities. The length of the route guarantees a diverse offering and multiple discoveries.

An event rooted in local history

The Chinerie Corlavoise was created in 1997 by Denis Girard and the Comité d'Animation de Courlaoux. Initially designed to fund municipal floral arrangements, the event has become over the years the village's flagship event and a much-anticipated gathering for bargain hunters from across the department. In 2025, the Chinerie celebrated its 27th edition.

Exhibitor prices and services

Stalls are offered at attractive prices: 10 euros for 5 meters or 18 euros for 10 meters. Entry is free for visitors. On-site, the Comité d'Animation provides a refreshment stand, light catering, and marked parking. The well-established organization ensures an enjoyable day for both exhibitors and visitors.

Courlaoux, between Lons and Bletterans

Courlaoux is a village of about 700 inhabitants located in the Jura plain, at the crossroads of roads connecting Lons-le-Saunier to Bletterans. Its central geographical location contributes to the success of the Chinerie, easily accessible from the main towns in the department.