VIDE BAZR - Les Puces du Dancing

A festive flea market concept in a unique cultural venue

Every Saturday from April to June, Dancing BAZR opens the doors of its Chai des Moulins to host the Puces du Dancing. In the central courtyard of this former wine warehouse, individuals and small dealers set up their treasures on pitches starting at €5 for 2m x 1.50m. Vintage clothing, vinyl records, trinkets, books, tableware, and unusual items make up an eclectic inventory, reflecting the venue's alternative spirit. Sellers set up from 9 am, an hour before opening to the public at 10 am, and the hunt continues until 3 pm in a musical and relaxed atmosphere.

Le Dancing BAZR, cultural hub on Quai des Moulins

Located at 54 Quai des Moulins, Dancing BAZR is a cultural hub that has taken over a former wine warehouse facing the Sète canal. The project brings together artists, artisans, restaurateurs, and associations around a program combining concerts, exhibitions, workshops, and markets. Les Puces du Dancing are part of this dynamic of reuse and circular economy, encouraging second-hand goods and conviviality. The terrace by the canal, food trucks, and the Dancing bar add to the pleasure of treasure hunting in a unique relaxing setting in Sète.

Sète, between maritime heritage and cultural effervescence

The city of Brassens and Paul Valéry, Sète cultivates a Mediterranean lifestyle of gastronomy, water jousting, and artistic creation. The Quai des Moulins, along the canal, is a place steeped in port history that Le Dancing BAZR helps to reinvent. The Saturday flea market contributes to this cultural vibrancy, attracting a young and curious audience, fond of vintage and alternatives to mass consumption.