Flea markets and antique fairs in Centre-Val de Loire on 17–18 October 2026: Cléry-Saint-André holds its Apple Fair, Paudy pours free coffee for early risers, Sancerre sets up on the Rempart des Dames.
From 6 am on Sunday, the chemin de la Salle fills with stalls. On Sunday, October 18, Cléry-Saint-André, in the Loiret, opens its Apple Fair. Flea markets and antique fairs in Centre-Val de Loire on 17–18 October 2026: Cléry-Saint-André holds its Apple Fair, Paudy pours free coffee for early risers, Sancerre sets up on the Rempart des Dames.
The Apple Fair of Cléry-Saint-André
The Apple Fair car boot sale fills the chemin de la Salle, on the Blois road, from 8 am to 6:30 pm. The Comité des Fêtes runs it.
Two hundred and fifty stallholders at most. They set up from 6 am, with no booking, at 3 euros per linear metre: first come, first served.
The stalls line up clothes for the whole family, toys, books, furniture, crockery, appliances and trinkets. Flea market and car boot sale mix with the tasting and selling stands run by local and regional apple growers.
The Harmonie de Cléry plays concerts during the day. The town is known for its Gothic basilica of Notre-Dame, where Louis XI is buried, and lies on the D951, 15 km from Orléans.
Visitors get in free.
From the free coffee at Paudy to the pitches at Marcilly
In Paudy, in the Indre, the autumn flea market gathers about 100 stallholders in the village on Sunday, from 6 am to 6 pm. Anyone who arrives at opening gets a free coffee. Old furniture, trinkets, crockery, books and tools fill the stalls, with food and a refreshment stall on site.
Toury, in Eure-et-Loir, sets up its flea market and car boot sale at 6 rue du 19 mars 1962, from 9 am to 5 pm: around a hundred stallholders, private sellers and professionals, furniture, trinkets, crockery, a refreshment stall, free parking nearby. In Marcilly-en-Villette, 20 km south of Orléans, the car boot sale on place de l'Église, run by the Ensembles pour vous association, charges 8 euros for 2.40 m, with registration required beforehand. Entry is free and parking is free on site.
In the Loiret, the weekly flea market of Traînou brings together between sixty and a hundred stallholders every Sunday, from around 8 am, on a dedicated field in the village, with old furniture, crockery and collectibles. A pitch costs 8 euros for 4 linear metres.
On Saturday 17/10/2026, some thirty professionals take over place de la Victoire in Tours for the Puces de Tours, from 8 am to noon: old furniture, trinkets, books, vinyl and crockery. The market comes back every Wednesday and Saturday.
