Warloy-Baillon Summer Rederie

The Warloy-Baillon Summer Rederie: a great Picard classic

Some Somme rederies have imposed themselves as essential institutions over the years. The Warloy-Baillon one, traditionally held on the 2nd Sunday of August, is one of them. With its 140 annual exhibitors, it goes beyond the simple village flea market to become a real bargain-hunting festival.

An association organization that delivers

Behind the success: the commitment of Warloy-Baillon's Festival Committee and its coordinator M. Ducorroy, who mobilize many volunteers each year. The stand is free for exhibitors, with a modest €10 deposit returned at the end of the day.

A true family event

Beyond bargain hunting, the Warloy-Baillon rederie is thought of as a real summer festival day. Fries stand and refreshments by volunteers, children's merry-go-round and fairground animations.

What to find

With 140 exhibitors, the offer is particularly varied. Individual stalls dominate (clothes, toys, books, crockery), but also occasional brocanteurs and specialized stalls (old books, records, comics, postcards).

Warloy-Baillon, Ancre valley village

Warloy-Baillon is a commune of about 900 inhabitants located in the Somme, about fifteen kilometers from Amiens and ten from Albert, in the Ancre valley. Saint-Martin Church (16th century), traditional brick and flint houses.