Convivial Flea Market in Narbonne: Reuse and Sharing

Around fifty Domitia Habitat tenants participated in the event, promoting the circular economy and exchanges.

Domitia Habitat tenants' flea market in the Roman Arena garden in Narbonne, with stalls and visitors enjoying the sunshine.
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Domitia Habitat tenants' flea market in the Roman Arena garden in Narbonne, with stalls and visitors enjoying the sunshine.

The traditional flea market for Domitia Habitat tenants took place Saturday morning in the garden of the Roman Arena in Narbonne, bringing together about fifty participants in a friendly atmosphere.

Around fifty tenants responded to Domitia Habitat's invitation for the traditional flea market, held Saturday morning in the garden of the Roman Arena in Narbonne. The event, focused on conviviality and good spirits, saw stalls set up early in the morning, attracting numerous visitors looking to browse and find bargains.
Despite initially capricious weather, the sun eventually shone, adding to everyone's enjoyment. Beyond its festive aspect, this gathering is fully aligned with Domitia Habitat's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) approach.
The initiative encourages reuse and the circular economy by giving objects a second life, thereby reducing waste. It also serves as a concrete way to support tenants' purchasing power, allowing them to sell unused items and find affordable deals.
This morning of sharing once again highlighted the importance of these moments of meeting and conviviality among residents.
Based on information from the official source: Domitia Habitat (OPH du Grand Narbonne) (12/10/2026)