Troc et puces du Hand

The Troc et puces of Pays de Châteaulin Handball

Every spring, the Pays de Châteaulin Handball (AL Châteaulin HB) organizes its traditional troc et puces at the Espace Coatigrac'h, located at 121 rocade de Quimill in Châteaulin. This event, whose 22nd edition is scheduled for Sunday, April 19, 2026, is open to individuals wishing to get rid of items as well as to professionals in the flea market and second-hand trade.

A handball club rooted in its territory

The AL Châteaulin HB — Athlétic Club de Châteaulin-Handball — is a very active sports club in the Centre-Finistère region, bringing together teams of all age categories. As with many amateur Breton clubs, organizing an annual swap meet is an essential fundraising tool to cover equipment, registration, and travel costs for the teams. The event benefits from the support of volunteers and the participation of the local population.

The event is now well established in the Finistère flea market calendar, with growing loyalty from exhibitors and visitors from one edition to the next. The 22nd edition attests to the longevity of this popular event.

A well-equipped space for exhibitors

The Espace Coatigrac'h offers a suitable setting for hosting a large number of exhibitors. Tables and chairs necessary for setting up stands are provided by the organizers, which facilitates participation, especially for individuals who do not have their own equipment. The event takes place from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with an early opening for exhibitors for setup. Catering is available on-site for participants and visitors.

To register as an exhibitor, interested parties can contact the club by email at [email protected] or by phone at 06 77 59 11 66.

Châteaulin and the Pays de Châteaulin-Porzay

Châteaulin, a sub-prefecture of Finistère, is the heart of a rural area crossed by the Aulne river and framed by the heights of the Monts d'Arrée and Montagnes Noires. The territory of Pays de Châteaulin-Porzay brings together about twenty municipalities between inland Finistère and the coast of the Bay of Douarnenez. The sports association network is particularly developed there, with handball being one of the flagship activities.