Existing for several centuries, the Foire de la Laine is a traditional festival held on Ascension Thursday.
2026 programme to come.
Grimaud's most traditional festival, which has been held for centuries, is back at last, as it is every year on Ascension Thursday!
On the programme for this bucolic day, a 100% craft market, all around the Place Neuve: colours, materials and originality will be to be discovered on the stands of our exhibitors to the delight of all!
The giant farm with over 100 free-roaming animals returns to the Place Neuve!
This is the day when you can watch sheep-shearing and wool-sorting demonstrations, take part in wool-related workshops, go for pony rides or play giant Provençal wooden games.
The atmosphere will be wild with the Escandihado and their Provençal dance show at 12.00 p.m. and other entertainment.
At 12.30pm, the Grimaud Tourist Office will be offering an aperitif.
You can enjoy the whole day in our shaded gourmet corner.
Organised by Grimaud Tourist Office.
Grimaud's most traditional festival, which has been held for centuries, is back at last, as it is every year on Ascension Thursday!
On the programme for this bucolic day, a 100% craft market, all around the Place Neuve: colours, materials and originality will be to be discovered on the stands of our exhibitors to the delight of all!
The giant farm with over 100 free-roaming animals returns to the Place Neuve!
This is the day when you can watch sheep-shearing and wool-sorting demonstrations, take part in wool-related workshops, go for pony rides or play giant Provençal wooden games.
The atmosphere will be wild with the Escandihado and their Provençal dance show at 12.00 p.m. and other entertainment.
At 12.30pm, the Grimaud Tourist Office will be offering an aperitif.
You can enjoy the whole day in our shaded gourmet corner.
Organised by Grimaud Tourist Office.
Services
Services
Accessible for wheelchairs with assistance
Opening times
Opening times
On 14 May 2026
Location
Location
Contact Wool and Shepherds Fair
Spoken languages
Spoken languages
