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The Saint-Ouen Flea Market is organizing a huge nighttime celebration this week

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The Editor

No doubt about it, the Saint-Ouen Flea Market, a.k.a. the world's largest antique market, is a true institution for finding one-of-a-kind pieces, admiring objects steeped in history, and wandering through antiques. And like every year, the market and its merchants celebrate the start of autumn with a grand evening celebration across its different spaces. Mark your calendars for Thursday, September 24th from 7pm to hunt for treasures in a whole new way, surrounded by collectible objects, Art Deco furniture, vintage finds and other rare gems.


A free evening event to journey through the ages

This is THE evening everyone looks forward to each year as soon as the leaves start to turn yellow. The Flea Market Festival is back this Thursday at the heart of the 7-hectare Saint-Ouen Flea Market and its 150 years of history. What's on the agenda? Concerts, DJ sets, and more

tastings, ephemeral installations, unique entertainment and other free surprises. Throughout the night and across the markets (around fifteen in total), you'll discover different worlds and period treasures. This is notably the case with the Paul Bert Serpette market, which has created a "World Tour in 80 Years" to celebrate its 80 years of history, bringing together over 350 antique dealers offering everything from Art Deco pieces to more contemporary design forms. 


A Second Empire Ball

In the heart of the Puces, another market is preparing to take us through the ages this Thursday evening. At the Biron market, once walked by Colette and André Breton, we're celebrating the bicentenary of Empress Eugénie's birth. For the occasion, the market sets the tone and takes us back in time with a Second Empire ball, letting us experience the splendor of the 19th century, with period costumes, actors, dancers and waltzes galore.

Flea Market Festival
Saint-Ouen Flea Market
124, rue des Rosiers – Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine
Thursday, September 24, 2026 from 7pm
Free admission with invitation
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