Easter Monday Flea Market & Brocante

An Easter tradition in Le Beausset

Every Easter Monday, the historic heart of Le Beausset transforms into a vast open-air market. This brocante–vide-greniers is one of the most anticipated events of Var springtime. Professional antiques and bric-a-brac dealers mingle with private sellers clearing their attics. The result: hundreds of metres of stalls running from Esplanade Charles de Gaulle through the old village lanes.

What's on offer

The diversity is remarkable: antique furniture, lamps, Provençal crockery and porcelain, santons, household linen, family jewellery, books and vintage postcards, retro toys, advertising objects, small furniture for second homes, vinyl records, old farm tools. Dealers bring quality pieces while private sellers lend a popular flea-market feel.

Run by the Tourist Office

Le Beausset Tourist Office handles logistics: exhibitor layout, safety, signage, publicity. Free for visitors, paying for exhibitors depending on pitch.

Provençal atmosphere and food

All day long, the village's bakeries, cafés and restaurants are on duty. Visitors happily enjoy a slice of pissaladière, an orange-blossom navette or a glass of Bandol rosé on a terrace. Provençal music sometimes livens up the squares.

A springtime essential

Together with the 15 August and Whit Monday flea markets, Easter Monday completes the trio of great Beausset bargain-hunting events — a ritual where regulars book pitches well in advance and visitors travel across Provence to enjoy the spring Var atmosphere.