Le Marie Marché is a travelling French ambience market in the Netherlands and Belgium. Since 2016 we host pop-up editions with brocante, delicacies, jewellery, art, craft, flowers and plants, clothing and natural cosmetics. Entry is always free.

The full agenda is on the markets page and on the location and month landings. Click on an edition for address, opening hours and details.

Most editions open from 11:00 to 17:00. Hours can vary per edition — always check the market page for exact times.

Yes. Entry to every Le Marie Marché edition is free. An adjacent event (museum, festival) may charge admission separately.

Dogs are welcome on a leash. On busy hours we suggest leaving your dog at home for their comfort. Indoor venues follow venue policy.

All outdoor locations are wheelchair accessible. For indoor venues we list accessibility per edition on the market page.

Most vendors accept cash and card. A few accept cash only; card is safer and faster. For larger purchases ask the vendor first.

Yes. Every edition has stalls with French and Italian delicacies, coffee and local treats. Some editions have a terrace or food stand.

Follow us on Instagram and Facebook (@lemariemarche) or subscribe via the registration page. You can also enable per-location notifications in your account.

We have a fixed set-up team. Want to help occasionally? Email hallo@lemariemarche.com — we will match you to a nearby edition.

In The Hague the easiest garages are Plein, Buitenhof and Noordeinde. Lange Vijverberg is also reachable by tram 16 or 17 — a one-minute walk.

Log in to your participant environment via /mijn, select your desired market under Upcoming Markets and click "Register". You will receive confirmation by email once MF has reviewed your registration.

By train to Den Haag Central or HS station, then a 10-minute walk or a short tram ride. Tram 16/17 stops near Lange Vijverberg.

Mornings around 11:00 are quiet — ideal for brocante browsing. Between 13:00 and 15:00 it gets livelier, often with live music and more movement. Towards closing you may find a small discount.

On Katendrecht park at Fenix Foodfactory garage or Q-Park Wilhelminakade. Hillegersberg has street parking around the Bergse Plassen, usually blue zone.

For Katendrecht: tram 25 or waterbus from Central station. For Hillegersberg: metro E to Hillegersberg, then a 5-minute walk.

Our tip: a fresh panini at the Italian deli, a jar of Tuscan olives, and a bottle of Provence olive oil. Start with coffee at the bakery stall.

Wassenaar centre has plenty of free street parking. For dune editions a temporary parking field is set up; follow signs from the N44.

Bus 43 from Den Haag Central stops in Wassenaar centre. From Den Haag Mariahoeve station it takes 15 minutes.

Yes — perfect. From the centre it is a 20-minute walk to the dunes and sea. Many visitors combine an hour at the market with a short walk.

Brocante is the French tradition of vintage finds and old curiosities with character. Not antique: brocante is about atmosphere and used pieces — suitcases, coffee pots, lavender sachets, old photographs — that would otherwise be lost.

Yes. Our vendors work small and honest: olive oil from an Italian family, panettone from a Milanese patisserie, cheese from a French farm. Many stalls offer tasting plates.

Registrations are usually reviewed within 5 working days. During full markets or for specific craft-mix considerations, this may take longer — you'll receive a waiting list status with an indication.

Craft means the stalls where you see someone working: ceramics turned in their own studio, wooden spoons carved, baskets woven, fabrics upholstered. It is slow work, often with decades of experience.

Most are made by hand by the maker themselves — goldsmiths from Zuid-Holland, younger designers, and brocanteurs with vintage pearls and art deco finds. We deliberately avoid mass production.

Spring: tulips, daffodils and lilac. Summer: dahlias, sunflowers and peonies. Autumn: chrysanthemums and hydrangeas. Winter: pine green, dried flowers and eucalyptus. Most are grown in private greenhouses — no import.

Apply via the registration page. We review your portfolio and atmosphere fit; if it matches we invite you for a first edition. We look for vendors who bring warmth, craft and authenticity.

The price per edition depends on location, size and season — usually between €75 and €175. You receive a fair quote after registering. No hidden costs.

Set-up from 08:30 (winter 09:00), break-down from 17:00 (winter 16:00). You receive a personal check-in 48 hours in advance with your spot and neighbours.

Every edition has a vendor parking zone near the load-in. Details are in your set-up kit two days in advance.

Cancellation up to 14 days before the edition is free. In case of illness on the day: call us — we will find a solution or replacement spot together.

We only store what is needed for your account and registrations. We never sell data. GDPR-compliant. You can request your data anytime via privacy@lemariemarche.com.

Go to /my/reservations, click on the market and choose "Cancel". Cancelling less than 7 days before the market is a late-cancel: please add a brief explanation, so that MF can fill the spot.

Spot assignments are usually communicated via email in the week before the market and are visible in /my/reservations under "Spot".

Invoices are automatically sent by email after your participation is confirmed. You can also always view them in /mijn/facturen.

Le Marie Marché has been bringing French markets to the Netherlands since 2016. Brocante, delicacies, jewellery, art and crafts in a warm French setting, curated by Marie Hoogwerf.

Go to /my/storefront. Here you can manage your business name, bio, atmosphere photos and social links. Storefronts become visible on /participants when your storefront_enabled is on and visibility is set to public.

Go to /my/privacy. There you can download a data export (all your own data) or request account deletion. Deletion is reversible within 30 days.