Foire à tout Coudres

La Foire à tout de Coudres

Every spring, the village of Coudres, in the Eure department, enlivens its streets and squares for a foire à tout. Private sellers and bargain hunters meet for a day of open-air sales, where you can find furniture, tableware, clothing, books, toys, and all sorts of items at attractive prices.

A Norman rural tradition

Foires à tout are deeply rooted in the life of Norman villages. In Coudres, as elsewhere in the Eure, this annual event serves a dual purpose: social, by bringing together residents and visitors in a festive atmosphere, and practical, by enabling the reuse of items and the making of good deals. The foire à tout is a true ritual of the village calendar that perpetuates age-old traditions of rural markets and fairs.

Coudres, a village in the Eure bocage

Coudres is a small town in the Eure department, nestled in the Norman bocage between Évreux and Dreux. Its landscape of hedges, orchards, and wet meadows is typical of the Eure countryside. The village retains an authentic rural charm that gives its foire à tout a country fair atmosphere.

Practical information

Free admission for visitors. Exhibitors wishing to participate can contact the town hall or the organizing association of Coudres.