Anjou holds two flea market days per year: One in the spring, and a second in the fall. In 2025, the Anjou flea markets will be held on May 24 and September 27.

There are two ways to participate: You can take part in the community flea market, or you can hold a household flea market.

Community flea market

Residents are invited to rent a space where they can sell their goods. Since spaces are limited, they will be awarded via a random draw. Only borough residents who attend the draw and who hold a valid resident card (carte citoyen) and proof of residence (driver’s licence, public utility bill) are eligible.

This event is reserved for the sale of used goods, to promote circular economy. New items are therefore not authorized.

Community flea markets run from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. In the event of rain, they are postponed until the following day.

Where: Borough hall parking lot

Sign up for the draw

Draws will be held on May 7 and September 3.

1. Obtain a numbered coupon 

On the day of the draw, go to the Bibliothèque Jean-Corbeil at 7500 Avenue Goncourt, room 2 (basement) between 7 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. to obtain a numbered coupon. No more than one coupon will be issued per address.

2. Attend the random draw

The random draw for the 100 available stalls will be held at 7:35 p.m.

Payment methods accepted:

• Cheque payable to the Ville de Montréal
• Cash: $50 and $100 bills are not accepted.

Household flea market

Sell your effects in front of your home, as you would if you were holding a garage sale. It’s free of charge! Household flea markets run from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Registration required

From May 12 to 21 and from September 15 to 24 by telephone at 514-493-8200 or 514-493-8222. 

Registration will make it possible to draw up a list of flea markets. The list will be made available at noon on May 23 and on September 26, on the borough Web site, at the Bibliothèque Jean-Corbeil and the Bibliothèque du Haut-Anjou, and at the Centre communautaire d’Anjou.

Residents will be invited to go from street to street to make the most of the flea markets. It is strictly prohibited to display advertising on lampposts, posts and any other street furniture in the borough.