150th Vicq-sur-Nahon Flea Market

150 years of market in Vicq-sur-Nahon: a living heritage

In 2026, the Vicq-sur-Nahon flea market (36600) celebrates its 150th edition, making it one of the oldest events in the Indre department. For a century and a half, this market has brought together residents and bargain hunters in the village center, perpetuating a commercial and social tradition rooted in Berry's history. Around 80 exhibitors offer antique furniture, trinkets, tableware, books, tools, and flea market items from 8 am to 5 pm. Pitches are free, and entertainment, a raffle, and food services complete the day.

Vicq-sur-Nahon, village of the Val de Nahon

Vicq-sur-Nahon is a commune of about 500 inhabitants, crossed by the Nahon, a tributary of the Cher, in the northeast of Indre. This village in the Pays de Valençay is located in a transitional landscape between the Champagne berrichonne and Sologne, with its woods, meadows, and fields. The longevity of its market—150 years—testifies to the associative vitality of this small commune that has kept alive a tradition inherited from the 19th century.

An anniversary to celebrate

The 150th flea market will be held in May 2026 in the center of Vicq-sur-Nahon. Free entry. Free pitches. Entertainment, raffle, food, and drinks available on site.