Lésigny Great Flea Market, Brocante and Vintage Car Show

A 15-August flea market tradition at Lésigny

Lésigny (also Lésigny-sur-Creuse) is a small commune of about 500 inhabitants at the far northeast of Vienne, bordering Indre-et-Loire (37), along the Creuse river. Every 15 August, the festival committee runs a great flea market and brocante combined with a vintage car and motorbike show that attracts chineurs and enthusiasts far beyond the village. 2026: Saturday 15 August 2026.

An attractive dual format

Lésigny's strength is its dual format: a classic flea market in village streets from morning — locals, neighbouring communes, some semi-pros; and from 2pm, a vintage car and motorbike show at the leisure area. The combination draws two complementary audiences: morning chineurs and afternoon classic-vehicle enthusiasts. Everyone converges around the drinks and food bar.

What to find

• Flea market in village streets (morning/afternoon)
• Locals and Touraine neighbours
• Bric-a-brac, clothes, toys, books, crockery
• Small furniture, vintage objects, brocante
• Vintage car show (from 2pm)
• Classic motorbikes and period two-wheelers
• Festival committee catering
• Drinks, hot and cold

Lésigny, edge-of-Vienne village

On the exact Vienne / Indre-et-Loire border, near Touraine. Crossed by the Creuse (hence official name Lésigny-sur-Creuse). Near La Roche-Posay (20 min), Descartes (15 min, philosopher's birthplace), Preuilly-sur-Claise (15 min).

Vintage cars, shared passion

The afternoon car show regularly gathers dozens of collection vehicles: Citroën 2CV, Renault 4L, Peugeot 203/403, cabriolets from the 60s-70s, rare American cars, period motorbikes. Owners enjoy chatting with visitors. Kids love it — these cars aren't seen on roads anymore.

Committee and Hardy family

Run for many years by Lésigny festival committee with the Hardy family, long engaged in village life. Their work keeps this 15-August tradition alive, attracting a loyal audience curious about chine and automobile heritage.

Around Lésigny

Extend to La Roche-Posay (thermal station), Angles-sur-l'Anglin (Most Beautiful Village, 30 min), Saint-Savin (UNESCO abbey, 45 min), Descartes museum (15 min). Creuse valley ideal for summer walks.