Troc et Puces de l'APE du Brugou au Faouët

A swap meet under the historic halls

The troc et puces of the APE du Brugou is held under the halls of Le Faouët, a remarkable building dating from the 16th century, classified as a historic monument. This spectacular wooden frame, one of the most beautiful in Brittany, offers a unique setting for exhibitors and visitors. Clothes, toys, books, dishes, and various objects are offered at attractive prices by individuals.

Le Faouët, a small town of character

Le Faouët is a commune of about 2,800 inhabitants located in the interior of Morbihan, in the heart of the pays du Roi Morvan. Labeled Petite Cité de Caractère, it is known for its remarkable chapels — including Sainte-Barbe and Saint-Fiacre —, its hiking trails along the Ellé and Inam rivers, and its rich architectural heritage. The town center halls, built in 1542, form the heart of communal life and host markets and events throughout the year.

For the benefit of school activities

Organized by the APE du Brugou (Parents' Association), this swap meet helps to finance school trips, extracurricular activities, and educational projects for the school group. Catering on site completes a friendly and supportive day.