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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jo Taylor, post: 107900, member: 372&quot;]And in France we have <i>Vide-Greniers</i> (literally, empty-attics). Also known as &quot;<i>Foire a Tout</i>&quot;, <i>Foire aux Greniers</i>&quot; or &quot;<i>Brocante</i>&quot; (the latter is also the name for a B&amp;M shop selling all sorts of old stuff, they vary in quality). Same concept as in the UK - car or van, a couple of metres of space, similar prices and venues. Sometimes held in the streets of a town which is cordoned off for the day with nearby (or not very nearby!) parking. Some allow traders, others don&#039;t. If a private individual you&#039;re allowed to sell at two outside your own town per year, otherwise you must be a registered business with the correct registration for selling at markets. The outdoor ones are usually held from Easter to October, and usually on a Sunday. Each town (or <i>commune</i>) will have only one or two a year. There are a few regular ones as well but they tend to be at the antique end of the market.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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