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Marigot Braderie: meeting postponed to Saturday, October 18 | FAXINFO

October 16, 2025

Marigot Braderie: meeting postponed to Saturday, October 18 | FAXINFO
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Initially scheduled for October 11, the big Marigot sale will finally take place this Saturday, October 18, 9h to 18h, After its postponement due to the passage of storm Jerry.

 

The opportunity to enjoy a friendly and lively day in the streets of the city center, in particular General de Gaulle Street et Kennedy Street, where numerous stands will offer clothing, accessories, crafts and catering.
Organized by theMarigot Traders and Restaurateurs Association (AEC), the event attracts a large audience every year came to do good business while supporting local businesses. Entertainment, music, and a festive atmosphere will once again be on the agenda for young and old.

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The SNSM presents, with a solidarity raffle

Among the stands at the sale, that of the SNSM of Saint-Martin will undoubtedly attract attention. The station's volunteers will welcome the public in front of the Verso Femme store for present their rescue missions and discuss their commitment at sea.
On this occasion, a solidarity raffle will be organized, with many prizes to be won: sea ​​trips, canoeing and kayaking trips and surprises the tickets, sold 5 € per unit, will allow finance the purchase of a new nautical vehicle, essential for continuing rescue operations off the island.

Between solidarity and good humor, the Marigot flea market promises once again to be a highlight of the month of October. An event not to be missed for support local businesses…and those who watch over our lives at sea. _Vx

 

See also: https://www.faxinfo.fr/snsm-sauver-des-vies-en-mer-un-engagement-qui-a-besoin-de-soutien/

 

https://faxinfo.fr/en/braderie-de-marigot-rendez-vous-reporte-au-samedi-18-octobre/

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/local-news/marigot-braderie-meeting-postponed-to-saturday-october-18-faxinfo/

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