26th Flea Market of Sainte-Gemme

26 years of flea market in Sainte-Gemme

The Sainte-Gemme flea market celebrates its 26th edition in 2026, a testament to the vitality and popularity of this spring event. For over a quarter of a century, exhibitors have set up in the village center to offer antique furniture, tableware, earthenware, tools, books, toys, vintage clothing, trinkets, embroidered linens, and collectibles. The long history of the event guarantees the presence of loyal exhibitors and good deals for savvy bargain hunters.

Sainte-Gemme, a village on the borders of Berry

Sainte-Gemme is a small commune in the Indre department, located in the northeastern part of the region, on the border of the Cher department. The village is situated in a transitional landscape between the Champagne berrichonne and the first hills of the Boischaut Nord. The commune is crossed by small tributaries of the Cher and retains typically Berrichon built heritage. The area is appreciated for its tranquility and preserved rural landscapes, between large-scale farming and hedgerow country.

A traditional gathering

With its 26 editions, the Sainte-Gemme flea market is an event that bargain hunters in Berry do not miss. Food is available on-site, provided by volunteers. Admission is free.