Foire de Grenoble adopts Celtic theme

The Foire de Grenoble, a major trade fair in France, will take place from October 30 to November 8 with a focus on Celtic culture. The event will be held at Alpexpo, a large exhibition center in Grenoble, and will feature over 350 exhibitors spread across 42,000 square meters.

Event highlights gastronomy and shopping

Visitors can expect a wide range of activities, including food tasting, shopping, home furnishings, and crafts. The fair will be open daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., with entry tickets priced at 5 euros if purchased in advance by October 29, and 7 euros at the gate during the event.

Sustainability and fantasy themes included

A clothing swap organized by Violette Sauvage will promote second-hand fashion and sustainability. From October 30 to November 1, a witches' ball will transform part of the fair into a fantasy village with artisans, exhibitors, and creators.

Celtic village and Italian influences

Over 1,000 square meters will be dedicated to Celtic myths and legends, featuring a magical forest and a reconstructed Celtic village with a pub, grocery store, and bookstore. Italy will also be represented through pizza freestyle demonstrations and craft stands showcasing Italian traditions.

Local chefs participate in special restaurant

Eleven chefs from the Isère region will collaborate on a temporary restaurant called La Table des Maîtres Restaurateurs de l'Isère, offering a unique culinary experience during the fair.