PSM Handball Flea Market

The PSM Handball Flea Market, a tradition of treasure hunting in Pleyber-Christ

Pleyber-Christ is a town in Breton Léon, located on the road between Morlaix and Landivisiau, in the Penzé valley. It is a dynamic commune whose associative life is enlivened by numerous sports clubs, among which PSM (Pleyber-Christ Sports Multiples) holds a leading position with its handball, football, and other activity sections. The flea market organized by PSM Hand-ball has become one of the unmissable annual events in Pleyber-Christ.

Held every year at the end of March at the Salle du Bot On, this event brings together individual and professional exhibitors offering their second-hand items: clothing, books, toys, crockery, tools, electronics, trinkets, and everything found in the attics of a Breton town. The market runs from 9 am to 6 pm, offering a full day to explore the stalls and find good deals.

Organization for the benefit of local handball

PSM Hand-ball is a club rooted in the local life of Pleyber-Christ. Its annual organization of a flea market serves a dual purpose: to liven up the town and generate resources to finance the club's activities. Volunteers ensure the welcome of exhibitors, manage registrations, and run the refreshment and catering service available all day.

The prices are accessible: exhibitors pay €4 per linear meter, with tables and benches provided by the organizers. Visitors pay €1.50 for entry, free for children under 12. To register as an exhibitor, PSM Animation can be contacted by phone or email. These attractive conditions help maintain regular attendance from exhibitors, who return year after year.

Pleyber-Christ and Breton Léon

Pleyber-Christ benefits from a pleasant geographical location in Léon, a few kilometers from the Bay of Morlaix and the landscapes of the Monts d'Arrée. For visitors coming from further afield, the flea market can be part of a day trip to discover this less touristy but characterful Finistère region. The town of Pleyber-Christ itself has a beautiful church and architecture typical of the market towns of Léon. The late March flea market, with its still cool spring warmth, offers an opportunity to linger between browsing the stalls.