Grande Brocante du 15 Août de Mont-sous-Vaudrey

The big August 15th flea market, a Mont-sous-Vaudrey tradition

Every August 15th, Mont-sous-Vaudrey lives to the rhythm of its patronal festival, of which the big flea market is the highlight. The village streets are transformed into a vast market where professional dealers, individuals and bargain hunters from all over the Jura and Bourgogne-Franche-Comté regions mingle.

A village with rich heritage

Mont-sous-Vaudrey is a commune in the Jura region located halfway between Dole and Poligny, at the foot of the Jura massif. The village is famous for being the birthplace of Jules Grévy, President of the French Republic from 1879 to 1887. Its castle, its cobbled streets and its church offer a charming setting for this summer flea market day.

A flea market at the heart of the festival

The August 15th flea market is part of a larger festive program: musical entertainment, country meals, children's games and fireworks punctuate this day eagerly awaited by residents and holidaymakers. The stalls offer antiques, flea market items, old tableware, trinkets, vintage clothing and collector's items. The atmosphere is festive and good-humored.