Flea markets and antique fairs in Normandy this weekend, October 17, 2026: Tinchebray's Saint-Luc fills the town centre, Pont-Audemer sets up along its quays, Le Havre gathers its collectors.
From seven in the morning, in the streets of a town in the Orne. On Sunday, October 18, Tinchebray-Bocage opens its Saint-Luc, and the Eure, the Manche, Seine-Maritime and Calvados set out their stalls in turn. Flea markets and antique fairs in Normandy this weekend, October 17, 2026: Tinchebray's Saint-Luc fills the town centre, Pont-Audemer sets up along its quays, Le Havre gathers its collectors.
The Saint-Luc of Tinchebray-Bocage
On Sunday, October 18, the centre of Tinchebray-Bocage, between Flers and Vire, hosts the giant Saint-Luc garage sale. Between 400 and 600 exhibitors set up, from 7 am to 6 pm.
The Saint-Luc fair is an old tradition of the town, mentioned in historic charters. The cattle fairs have gone. The Saint-Luc remains, every third Sunday of October, and the town council runs it itself. It draws thousands of visitors.
Private sellers, professional dealers and traders lay out stalls of furniture, knick-knacks, crockery, books, toys, clothes and tools. A local produce market adds cider, cheeses, charcuterie and regional specialities.
A funfair sets up in the town.
Food and refreshment stands run all day long. Local shopkeepers hold games where visitors win prizes. Admission is free, and so is the parking laid out around the edge of town.
From the quays of Pont-Audemer to the halls of the Pays de Caux
In Pont-Audemer, the autumn car boot sale takes place on Sunday, October 18 in the medieval lanes and along the quays of the Venise Normande, between half-timbered houses and the church of Saint-Ouen, free admission. It complements the June flea market. The A13 exit at Beuzeville then the N175 lead into town, and the station is on the Rouen - Le Havre line. Mainneville, in the Norman Vexin, between Gisors, Lyons-la-Forêt and Les Andelys, pairs its flea market with the Herring Festival, with grilled and marinated herring served on site and free entry.
The third Sunday of the month also brings back the Touques flea market, run by the Touques en Fête association and the town, on place Lemercier, from 8 am to 6 pm, with professional dealers and free admission. In the Pays d'Ouche, the La Ferrière-sur-Risle dealers' market follows the same calendar, outdoors and free. From Bernay, the D140 takes about fifteen minutes.
Rouen starts on Saturday. On October 17 and 18, the place Saint-Marc flea market sets out its stalls, as it does every Friday, Saturday and Sunday: vintage furniture, vinyl, retro clothes, free entry. Rouen city hall runs it, and the Joffre - Mutualité metro stop is nearby.
Collectors have their Sunday. In Le Havre, the Amicale Numismatique holds the 41st edition of its all-collections fair at the Bléville village hall, from 9 am to 5 pm, for 1 euro, with dozens of exhibitors from Normandy and beyond: coins, stamps, postcards, bottle capsules, bean charms, phone cards, with free valuations. In Saint-Hilaire-du-Harcouët, the Association Philatélique du Mortainais runs its Collectors' Day, with stamps, old postcards and coins, free admission. It is the association's flagship event.
Two indoor fairs take place in the Pays de Caux. In Longueville-sur-Scie, the Action Culturelle association opens its book fair from 9 am to 6 pm: novels, comics, art books and children's literature at low prices, for the association's cultural projects. In Sainte-Marie-des-Champs, the Comité des Fêtes devotes its baby gear and children's clothes fair at the Salle des 4 Saisons to winter clothing and baby equipment, from 9 am to 5 pm, with a refreshment stand.
