Brocante de Prissac - Comité des fêtes

The Prissac festival committee's flea market

Each spring, the Prissac festival committee organizes its annual flea market in the village streets. Exhibitors – dealers and individuals – offer furniture, tableware, trinkets, books, tools, toys, clothing, and various other items. The event brings together residents and bargain hunters from neighboring towns in a friendly, village-like atmosphere, characteristic of flea markets in the Berry region.

Prissac, a rural village in Boischaut Sud

Prissac is a commune of about 650 inhabitants located in the south of the Indre department, in the Boischaut Sud region. The village is set in a landscape of rolling hedgerows, between meadows, hedges, and small forests. The church, stone houses, and surrounding countryside give the village an authentic rural charm. The commune is crossed by the Bouzanne river, a fish-rich river appreciated by anglers, and is located near the Éguzon lake, one of the largest artificial lakes in France.

A friendly village flea market

The Prissac flea market perfectly embodies the spirit of country flea markets: a simple and pleasant setting, accessible prices, and a village festival atmosphere. Admission is free, and refreshments are available on site.