Harbonnières Réderie (September)

A great Picardy flea market not to be missed

The Harbonnières Réderie is one of the great annual bargain-hunting events in the Somme department. With around 300 exhibitors deployed at the heart of the village, it goes well beyond the scope of small country flea markets and asserts itself as a true local institution.

Rue du Stade and adjacent streets: a grand deployment

The event's epicentre is rue du Stade, where exhibitors set up their stands over several hundred metres. The flea market then extends into adjacent streets.

A rich and diverse offering

With 300 exhibitors, the offering is naturally very diverse. Private stalls offer classic attic bric-a-brac. Semi-professionals bring fine vintage pieces, antique furniture, collectibles, militaria, postcards, old papers, numismatics.

Harbonnières, emblematic Santerre village

Harbonnières is a village of 700 inhabitants on the Santerre plateau, midway between Amiens and Péronne. The town was deeply marked by the First World War, in particular by the Allied offensive of August 8, 1918.

Refreshments and friendly atmosphere

Like any great réderie worthy of the name, Harbonnières has solid refreshment facilities. Volunteers run several stands offering chips, sandwiches and homemade pastries.