Puces Lucéennes back-to-school — Sainte-Luce-sur-Loire

The Puces Lucéennes back-to-school

After the summer edition in June, the Puces Lucéennes return in September for a new back-to-school edition at the Stade Philippe Porcher in Sainte-Luce-sur-Loire. This second annual event, also organized by the CAFL association, brings together over 300 exhibitors offering their second-hand items in an energetic back-to-school atmosphere.

A popular back-to-school edition

The September edition of the Puces Lucéennes meets a real need for families at the start of the school year. The back-to-school period is indeed a prime time for sorting: tidying up toys and clothes that have become too small, decluttering before new purchases, recycling summer items... The Puces Lucéennes back-to-school thus offers an ideal opportunity to give everyday objects a second life while saving money for the family.

Over 300 exhibitors at Stade Philippe Porcher

As with the summer edition, the Stade Philippe Porcher at 30 Allée Robert Cheval hosts several hundred private exhibitors. The generous outdoor space of the stadium allows for over 300 exhibitors to be accommodated in excellent conditions. Visitors can browse among the stalls and discover a wide variety of items: children's and adult clothing, toys, books, sports equipment, tableware, decoration, tools, and many other treasures at affordable prices.

The CAFL association, a committed organizer

The CAFL association is the driving force behind these two annual editions of the Puces Lucéennes. Its team of dedicated volunteers ensures the logistical organization and animation of the event, guaranteeing consistent quality of welcome. Profits from exhibitor registration fees fund CAFL's association projects and contribute to the cultural and social life of Sainte-Luce-sur-Loire.

Sainte-Luce-sur-Loire, between the Loire and peri-urban dynamism

A commune in the Nantes metropolitan area bordered by the Loire River, Sainte-Luce-sur-Loire combines peri-urban quality of life with proximity to the metropolis. With its 12,000 inhabitants and a particularly active network of associations, it hosts various events throughout the year that strengthen the bond between its residents. The Puces Lucéennes, in both its editions, is one of the most unifying events in the commune, attracting several thousand visitors each time.