Alespo Grand Fair

Alespo, the grand fair for living well in Cévennes

For over five decades, the Alespo fair has been the most important commercial and festive event in the Alès basin. Organized every March at the Parc des expositions d'Alès Agglomération in Méjannes-lès-Alès (30340), this grand fair brings together over 150 exhibitors for several days around the theme of "living well in Cévennes". In 2026, it celebrates its 56th edition, from March 13th to 16th.

Four days to bring all your projects to life

The Alespo fair is designed as a true home and well-being show, allowing visitors to meet competent professionals in a wide range of fields:

• Housing and real estate: construction, renovation, insulation, carpentry, home automation;
• Decoration and interior design: furniture, lighting, textiles, art objects;
• Garden and outdoors: landscaping, tools, swimming pools, terraces;
• Gastronomy and local products: Cévennes wines, regional products, fine foods;
• Automotive and leisure: vehicles, caravanning, sports, and travel;
• Well-being and health: spa, therapies, fitness.

This diversity makes Alespo a practical and festive event, where it's pleasant to stroll and gather information in a professional and friendly atmosphere.

Late openings, catering, and entertainment

The Alespo 2026 program includes late openings on Fridays and Saturdays until 10 PM, allowing workers to attend in the evening. Catering is provided by several spaces: a covered food truck area, a panoramic restaurant on the mezzanine, an Italian caterer, and tasting stands for wines and regional specialties. Thematic entertainment enlivens the days.

The Parc des expositions d'Alès Agglomération

The Parc des expositions d'Alès Agglomération, located on Route d'Uzès in Méjannes-lès-Alès, is the main event infrastructure for the Alès basin. Its modern halls and large free parking make it an accessible and comfortable venue for major events. Méjannes-lès-Alès is located in the immediate vicinity of Alès, the capital of the Cévennes gardoises and the second-largest city in the Gard department.