Poix-de-Picardie Shopkeepers Braderie / Vide-Grenier

A complete braderie: shops, bargain hunting and automotive

The Poix-de-Picardie Shopkeepers Braderie stands out for its original formula combining several events in a single festive day. Town centre shopkeepers unpack their goods on the pavements while private sellers and professionals hold their vide-grenier and flea market stalls in the adjoining streets. Added to this is a vehicle exhibition attracting car enthusiasts. A 3-in-1 concept that makes the uniqueness of this rendezvous.

Poix-de-Picardie, a small town of character

Poix-de-Picardie is a commune of about 2,600 inhabitants in the southwest of the Somme, at the gates of the Vimeu. The town has an endearing heritage: the Gothic Saint-Denis church, the remains of its former castle, its half-timbered houses.

A continuous day from 9am to 6pm

The braderie formula appeals for its duration: the event runs from 9am to 6pm non-stop, allowing visitors to come when they wish. For exhibitors, setup begins at 6:30am.

A mix of private and professional sellers

The originality of the format also lies in the diversity of exhibitors. Private sellers sell off attic objects, local shopkeepers offer their products at reduced prices, and flea market professionals display furniture and beautiful antiques.

A complementary vehicle exhibition

The vehicle exhibition accompanying the braderie attracts an audience of fine machinery enthusiasts. Old cars, collector motorcycles rub shoulders.

A popular and family atmosphere

Throughout the day, the atmosphere is that of a great popular festival. Families stroll from one stall to another.