ARTISA

According to the organiser, ARTISA runs from 2 to 6 December 2026 at Alpexpo, Avenue d'Innsbruck, Grenoble, France. Opening hours are 10:00 to 19:00, with a late opening on Friday 4 December until 22:00. The organiser calls it the grand meeting of art creators.

The organiser says it is the largest art craft gallery in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region for five days. Exhibitors show fashion, textiles, jewellery, wood, metal, glass, ceramics, leather, paintings, photography, games and toys, lighting, sculpture and furniture, chosen for quality, technique, originality and aesthetics.

The organiser lists tickets at 5 euros in pre-sale until the day before opening, then 7 euros on site and online. Entry is free every day for children under 12, journalists, people with reduced mobility and holders of a disability card.

According to the organiser, daily features include the Compagnons du Tour de France, students of the IMT in Grenoble, a display titled from the mountain to the ocean, the Trophée Chocolat des Alpes and Uni-vers BOIS. Art restorers from the ARTIZZ' association also show their work.

The organiser lists tram A and buses C3, 65 and 67 to the Polesud - Alpexpo stop, and tram A with buses C3, C6, C8, 65 and 67 to Grand'place. By road, take the A49, A48, A41 or A51 to the Rocade Sud, exit 6 Alpexpo. Parking is free.

The organiser's FAQ says animals are not allowed except assistance dogs, tickets cannot be refunded or exchanged, and there is a cash machine. Seated and takeaway food is available, and free wheelchairs are lent at reception. You can also buy tickets at the entrance.