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The Froges Flea Market: A Recurring Event in the Grésivaudan

Nestled in the Grésivaudan valley, between Grenoble and Chambéry, the town of Froges regularly hosts a car boot sale and flea market that brings together 50 to 100 exhibitors on Rue du Stade. Organized by Europucier, a company specializing in flea market events, this event takes place several times a year from March to October, offering valley treasure hunters multiple opportunities to browse.

An Attractive Mixed Format

The event combines private car boot sales, professional flea market stalls, and crafts, creating a diverse offering that satisfies all visitor profiles. Bargain hunters mingle with collectors and local craft enthusiasts. You can find everyday items at low prices as well as collector's items and original handmade creations.

An Accessible and Well-Equipped Site

The Rue du Stade site in Froges offers an accessible and well-equipped outdoor space: toilets, disabled access, refreshments, and food available on site. The outdoor setup allows for pleasant browsing when the weather permits. Exhibitors set up from 7:00 AM to 8:30 AM, and the market opens its doors to visitors at 8:30 AM, closing at 4:00 PM.

Prices and Registration

The exhibitor fee is 5 euros per linear meter, with a flat rate of 20 euros for vehicles under 4 meters and a minimum of 30 euros for trucks or cars with trailers (6 meters). Advance booking is mandatory with Europucier. The sale of food products by exhibitors is prohibited.

Froges, in the Heart of the Grésivaudan Valley

Froges is a town of approximately 3,000 inhabitants located in the Grésivaudan valley, between Grenoble and Chambéry. Nestled at the foot of the Belledonne mountain range, it benefits from a remarkable mountainous setting. Rue du Stade, which hosts the flea markets, offers a spacious and accessible area with breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks. The recurring format organized by Europucier makes Froges a regular meeting point for treasure hunters in the valley.