Flea markets and antique fairs in Grand Est on October 17-18, 2026: the Mulhouse collectors' fair runs Sunday at the Parc Expo, Metz opens its flea market Saturday morning and Marlenheim sets up in its streets.
Sunday morning, in Mulhouse. The Collectors' and Enthusiasts' Fair opens its doors at 9 a.m. on Sunday, October 18, at the Parc des Expositions. Flea markets and antique fairs in Grand Est on October 17-18, 2026: the Mulhouse collectors' fair runs Sunday at the Parc Expo, Metz opens its flea market Saturday morning and Marlenheim sets up in its streets.
The Mulhouse collectors' fair
Nearly 200 exhibitors share Hall 2 of the Parc des Expositions for the Mulhouse Collectors' and Enthusiasts' Fair, across almost 5,000 m² of stands. The Club Multicollections "Les Chasseurs d'Images" runs it twice a year, on a Sunday in February and a Sunday in October.
The 125th edition took place in February 2026.
The fair brings together stamps, coins, old postcards, perfume bottles and antique jewelry. Toys range from bears and dolls to LEGO, Playmobil and Pokémon, and 45 and 33 rpm vinyl sits beside posters, lithographs, engravings and comic books. A quality flea market rounds it out, with antiques and curiosities. Experts appraise collections on site.
This October's themed exhibition marks the 120th anniversary of the Schweissdissi statue in Mulhouse.
Entry costs 5 euros, as a support contribution. It is free for children under 15 accompanied by an adult. Parking is free, with food on site.
From Saturday in Metz to Sunday in the villages
On Saturday, October 17, Les Puces de Metz sets up more than 150 professional dealers under the covered hangar of the Parc des Expositions, from 7 a.m. to noon, with free entry and parking. The market has run since 1978. In Strasbourg, the Vieil-Hôpital flea market fills rue du Vieil-Hôpital, rue de l'Étal and place de la Grande Boucherie from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., at the foot of the cathedral. Prices are often negotiable. About twenty booksellers hold the Place Kléber book market the same Saturday, a market born in May 1990, with novels, comic books, books on Alsace and old postcards.
On Sunday, October 18, the Marlenheim flea market spreads through the town centre streets from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., at the northern gateway of the Alsace Wine Route. The town combines a flea market with a shopkeepers' sale, free entry. In Uhlwiller, a village of 600 people between Haguenau and Pfaffenhoffen, the flea market lines up crockery, trinkets, toys, books and vinyl. Entry is free here too.
The third Sunday of the month also fills Place de l'Europe in Saint-Louis, where the monthly flea market gathers professional dealers from 7 a.m. to noon. You find furniture in fine wood, old books, collectible toys, jewelry. In Charleville-Mézières, the Arcades brocante takes over Place Ducale the same Sunday, designed in 1611 by Clément Métezeau, with about thirty exhibitors under the arcades.
In Blainville-sur-l'Eau, the Cousettes Solidaires run the seamstresses' and creative hobbies market at the Maison des Fêtes et de la Culture: about thirty exhibitors, fabric, haberdashery, knitting and embroidery. It runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with free entry.
