Grande Brocante du Comité des Fêtes de Logron

The Grande Brocante de Logron: 350 exhibitors on the first Sunday of April

Every first Sunday of April, the small village of Logron (28200), nestled in the Beauce countryside, transforms into a vast marketplace to host its Grande Brocante. Organized by the Festival Committee, this event is one of the most important in the Eure-et-Loir department, with around 350 exhibitors taking over the village center for a long day of treasure hunting.

A large-scale flea market in a rural setting

With its 350 exhibitors, the Logron flea market goes far beyond the classic village car boot sale. Individuals and professionals mingle along the aisles to offer an eclectic selection: antique furniture, tableware and table arts, tools and utensils, clothing, books and magazines, trinkets and collectibles, paintings and prints. Flea market enthusiasts will find as many curiosities as casual shoppers looking for a good deal.

An event that brings the whole region together

The reputation of the Logron flea market extends beyond the Brou canton. Visitors come from Chartres, Perche, Vendômois, and even the Paris region to browse the stalls of this Beauce village. The stall price, set at €2 per linear meter, attracts exhibitors from all walks of life, who sometimes book their spots several weeks in advance.

Logron, a village in Beauce, Eure-et-Loir

Logron is a rural commune in the canton of Brou, in Dunois-Perche, about twenty kilometers southeast of Châteaudun. Like many villages in Beauce, it lives to the rhythm of agricultural seasons and associative events that punctuate the local calendar. The annual flea market is the highlight of the year for the Festival Committee and helps to keep this rural territory alive.

Friendliness and catering

The Festival Committee ensures the welcome of exhibitors and visitors by offering drinks and on-site catering. Admission is free for visitors, making this event accessible to everyone, with family or friends.