Harbonnières Flea Market (May 1st)

The Harbonnières Flea Market: 200 exhibitors in a historic Santerre village

With its 200 exhibitors expected in 2026, the Harbonnières Flea Market stands out as one of the major rural réderies of the Picard Santerre. Organized every May 1st by the Harbonnières Animation Committee, it spreads around 27 rue du Stade and in the adjacent streets of the village, opening its doors from 5am for early birds.

Harbonnières, a Santerre village steeped in history

Harbonnières is a commune of about six hundred inhabitants, located on the Santerre plateau, between Amiens and Péronne. Like most villages in the sector, it was deeply marked by the First World War, particularly by the spectacular offensive of August 8, 1918, the Battle of Amiens, which saw the village liberated by Australian troops.

A well-oiled organization by the Animation Committee

The Harbonnières Animation Committee, an active village association, ensures the organization of this event. The exceptional time range (5am-6pm) testifies to the commitment of the organizing team.

What can be found

With two hundred exhibitors, the assortment is rich and varied: private flea markets (clothing, toys, crockery, books, knick-knacks, small furniture, tools), more elaborate brocante stands, vide-dressings, improvised book or record fairs.

A village and convivial atmosphere

The catering and refreshment stand, provided by the Animation Committee, allow people to stay on site all day.