Braderies and flea markets showcase the city’s identity and punctuate life in our neighbourhoods.
For some people, this is a chance to find a bargain; for others, it allows them to have a clearout and de-clutter. It also allows consumers make informed choices, a place where second-hand shopping goes hand-in-hand with low prices, thus creating an important connection to our economic culture.

The calendar of the various flea markets and braderie: Calendrier brocantes & braderies .pdf (canva.com)

Coordinates of the flea market and braderie organizers:

Rues en couleur : Yvette Paridaens / 0494 32 29 32 / Paridaensyvette@gmail.com

Marie-Christine : Ali Bounja / 0486 35 53 16 / shopmc1020@gmail.com

Les Murillotes : Jean Pierre Bednarczyk  / 0476 44 14 60 / lesmurillottes@gmail.com

Houba : Danielle  Bricman / 0477/60 69 49/ danielle.bricman@gmail.com

If organisers of activities, events, trading associations and neighbourhoods wish to occupy the public space of the City of Brussels, this temporary occupation is subject to prior approval from the municipal authorities.

The Department of Economic Affairs of the City of Brussels authorises various types of commercial events, such as the opening of a shop, the anniversary of a business (with facilities placed outside such as a food truck, a red carpet, an arbour, a parasol, etc.).