Tincourt-Boucly Réderie and Farmers' Market

Two events in one: bargains and local produce

The Tincourt-Boucly réderie has found a winning formula by pairing up with a farmers' market. On Sunday 3 May 2026, the village hall and its surroundings host both on a single day. Visitors move from rummaging through stalls to tasting local treats. A format that reflects Picardy's community spirit: simple, centred on local ties and regional know-how.

A typical Santerre réderie

On the flea market side, villagers lay out their treasures: clothes, toys, books, tableware, trinkets, small furniture, tools, bric-à-brac. The village hall hosts indoor stalls, while others spread out on the adjacent square. Prices are countryside-style, negotiations friendly, and deals plentiful for those who hunt.

A Picard farmers' market

The farmers' market brings together local farmers and artisans: farmhouse cheeses, poultry, eggs, honey, jams, Picard biscuits, Somme-brewed beer, seasonal vegetables, sourdough bread, charcuterie, apple juice. This gastronomic dimension makes all the difference: visitors leave with both bargain finds and weekly shopping from local producers.

Tincourt-Boucly, Santerre péronnais village

Tincourt-Boucly is a village a few kilometres from Péronne, in the eastern Santerre of Somme near the Cologne valley. The region is deeply marked by the First World War, with many Commonwealth cemeteries, and keeps its strong rural identity.

A family day out

The réderie-plus-market pairing makes this event an excellent Sunday family outing. Kids enjoy rummaging through toys, parents find their fun across bargains and food, and everyone can eat on site thanks to food stalls. Warm Picard atmosphere guaranteed.