Annual Flea Market of Rehainviller (Familles Rurales)

The Annual Rehainviller Flea Market: Spring Gathering in the Village Streets

Every year in April, the village of Rehainviller hosts its annual flea market in its streets and squares. Organized by the Rehainvilloise association Familles Rurales, this event has become a must-attend for bargain hunters and good deal seekers in the Lunéville area. Individuals and families gather for a day of strolling and discoveries in the open air.

A Village in the Heart of the Lunéville Area

Rehainviller is a commune in Meurthe-et-Moselle, located a few kilometers from Lunéville, in the Meurthe valley. This small residential village, part of the canton of Lunéville, benefits from a green and peaceful setting within the Résidences du Parc, conducive to Sunday strolls. The annual flea market offers an opportunity to discover its quiet streets and authentic Lorraine village atmosphere, blending rural heritage with a relaxed way of life.

Organization and Practical Information

The flea market takes place outdoors in the village streets. Exhibitors can set up from 6 am. Spaces not occupied by 8 am are reassigned to those waiting. The Familles Rurales association ensures the smooth running of the day and prohibits the sale of food products. For professionals, a copy of their business registration and the nature of the goods offered must be provided. Advance registration is mandatory, with a form to be returned along with a double-sided ID and a check payable to the association.

A Moment of Village Conviviality

Beyond the bargain hunting, this flea market is a true moment of village life. The profits generated from registrations help fund the activities of the Rehainviller Familles Rurales association, which enlivens local life throughout the year with outings, sports activities, and festive events. You can find furniture, tableware, trinkets, clothing, books, and toys, in a relaxed and family-friendly atmosphere that gives Lorraine village flea markets their charm.