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Fair Chalons 2026
The 80th edition of the Fair of Châlons will be held from August 28 to September 7, 2026, at Le Capitole en Champagne in Châlons-en-Champagne, France. It is a major annual trade show and festival encompassing agriculture, habitat, construction, energy transition, arts, and entertainment, featuring the 'Foire en Scène' concert series with artists like Mika, Matt Pokora, and Christophe Maé. A related Spring Fair, the 'Salon de l’Habitat', is scheduled for March 6-9, 2026. The event attracts numerous exhibitors and visitors, with partners including Orange, Carrefour, and Credit Agricole.
The 80th edition of the Fair of Châlons will be held from August 28 to September 7, 2026, at Le Capitole en Champagne in Châlons-en-Champagne, France. It is a major annual trade show and festival encompassing agriculture, habitat, construction, energy transition, arts, and entertainment, featuring the 'Foire en Scène' concert series with artists like Mika, Matt Pokora, and Christophe Maé. A related Spring Fair, the 'Salon de l’Habitat', is scheduled for March 6-9, 2026. The event attracts numerous exhibitors and visitors, with partners including Orange, Carrefour, and Credit Agricole.
The 80th edition of the Fair of Châlons, a major annual event in Châlons-en-Champagne, France, featuring exhibitions, agricultural meetings, habitat and construction shows, entertainment, and concerts. It includes the '2nd Agricultural Meeting of France', 'Equip’Agro', 'Village of the Bioeconomy', and the festival 'Foire en Scène' with numerous concerts. The event also hosts the Spring Fair 'Salon de l’Habitat, de la Transition énergétique et des métiers d’Arts' in March.
At a glance
- 80th edition of the Fair of Châlons, held from August 28 to September 7, 2026.
- Features the '2nd Agricultural Meeting of France' and 'Equip’Agro' for agriculture professionals.
- Includes 'Foire en Scène' festival with concerts by major artists.
- Venue is Le Capitole en Champagne in Châlons-en-Champagne.
- Spring Fair 'Salon de l’Habitat' is scheduled for March 6-9, 2026.
Product categories
- Agriculture
- Livestock
- Agricultural machinery
- Habitat and construction
- Home improvement
- Energy transition
- Crafts and artisans
- Local food products
- Bioeconomy
Exhibitor profile
- Agricultural machinery manufacturers
- Agricultural equipment dealers
- Construction material suppliers
- Home improvement and renovation companies
- Energy transition and renewable energy providers
- Craftspeople and artisans
- Bioeconomy and sustainable innovation startups
Visitor profile
- Farmers and agricultural professionals
- Construction and building industry professionals
- Local residents and families
- Elected officials and territorial managers
- Individuals interested in home improvement and energy savings
- Food enthusiasts and local produce consumers
Why exhibit
Exhibiting at the Fair of Châlons provides direct access to a large and diverse audience, including farmers, construction professionals, and local residents, making it an effective platform to showcase agricultural machinery, construction materials, home improvement solutions, and energy transition products. The event also includes thematic areas like Equip’Agro and the Village of the Bioeconomy, which attract targeted visitors interested in agricultural innovation and sustainability. Participation offers opportunities for brand visibility and networking with key regional players.
Why visit
Visitors can explore a wide range of exhibitors across agriculture, habitat, construction, energy, and crafts, and attend conferences and demonstrations on the latest innovations. The fair also features the 'Foire en Scène' festival with concerts by popular artists, providing entertainment for the whole family. It's an ideal opportunity to discover new products, learn about energy transition solutions, and engage with local producers and craftsmen.
Why it matters
The Fair of Châlons sits at the intersection of three structurally important French markets: agriculture, construction/habitat, and energy transition. For exhibitors, the fair offers direct access to a large regional base of farmers, builders, renovators, public buyers, and households at a time when renovation and energy efficiency are policy priorities and farm machinery demand is cyclical but innovation-driven. For visitors, the event consolidates scattered supply chains (machinery, materials, crafts, food, energy) into one venue, enabling efficient comparison, live demos, and buyer–seller meetings. The mixed B2B/B2C audience and strong local identity make it a practical barometer of Grand Est demand and a cost-effective route to regional scale.
Venue
name: Le Capitole en Champagne
- Hall 1 — 4,200 sqm, natural light
- Hall 2 — 2,200 sqm, natural light
- Hall 3 — 6,200 sqm, natural light
- Hall 4 — 3,500 sqm
address
city: Châlons-en-Champagne
street: 68 avenue du Président Roosevelt
country: France
postal code: 51000
map url: https://www.google.com/maps/search/Le+Capitole+en+Champagne,+68+avenue+du+Président+Roosevelt,+51000+Châlons-en-Champagne,+France
- Main entrance (Avenue du Président Roosevelt)
facilities
parking
notes: Free parking at 1 chemin de Saint-Thiébault (Escarnotières) with free shuttles; additional paid parking at Carrefour Croix Dampierre (about 2,000 spaces).
spaces: 1575
status: confirmed
currency: EUR
daily price: 0
- https://www.jds.fr/foire-de-chalons-2026-programme-exposants-concerts/
- https://www.sortirajour.com/sortie/foire-de-chalons-l-incontournable-de-la-rentree-2025-08-21
cloakroom
notes: Cloakroom services not specified in available event or venue documentation.
status: unknown
- On-site food courts and buvettes
prayer rooms
notes: No dedicated prayer rooms mentioned in official venue or event information.
status: unknown
accessibility
notes: Free entry for visitors with a mobility inclusion card and their accompanying person; dedicated PMR parking near the venue. Specific accessibility features inside halls not detailed in official materials.
status: confirmed
- https://www.jds.fr/foire-de-chalons-2026-programme-exposants-concerts/
onsite shuttle
notes: Free shuttles run every 5–9 minutes between the main free parking (Escarnotières) and the venue entrance during the fair.
status: confirmed
- https://www.jds.fr/foire-de-chalons-2026-programme-exposants-concerts/
- https://www.sortirajour.com/sortie/foire-de-chalons-l-incontournable-de-la-rentree-2025-08-21
charging points
notes: Charging points for visitors not described in official materials.
status: unknown
luggage storage
notes: No luggage storage service mentioned for the fair or venue.
status: unknown
gate notes: Porte Principale (Main Gate): Avenue du Président Roosevelt — pedestrian entry and 300 bicycle spaces. Porte Carrefour: near Carrefour Croix Dampierre, with shuttle access from PMR / disability parking. Porte Saint-Thiébault / Navettes: free-shuttle entrance from the 1,575-space Saint-Thiébault lot behind the ice rink. VIP / Press / Exhibitor access: dedicated gates near the Le Capitole administrative building.
floor plan url: https://foiredechalons.com/sites/default/files/documents/PLAN%20DE%20LA%20FOIRE.pdf
floor plan asset url: https://foiredechalons.com/sites/default/files/documents/PLAN%20DE%20LA%20FOIRE.pdf
floor plan schematic
notes: * **Hall 1:** Gastronomy, local food products, and terroir specialties. * **Hall 2:** Institutional exhibits, local authorities, and territorial actors. * **Hall 3:** Home improvement, interior decoration, kitchens, and furnishings. * **Hall 4:** Habitat solutions, interior design, and specialized partner spaces. * **Chapiteau (Big Top):** Crafts, well-being, fashion, beauty, smart home accessories, and indoor solutions. * **Agriculture & Equip'Agro:** The farm, animal exhibits, professional agricultural organizations, and agricultural machinery sector. * **Outdoor & Gardens:** Exterior layouts, landscaping, terrace equipment, and garden design. * **Automobiles:** Latest car models and innovations from major automotive brands. * **Parvis d’Honneur:** Central meeting hub featuring the iconic giant festive bottle. * **Foire en Scène:** Concert venue and festival grounds for daily performances.
- Hall 1
- Hall 2
- Hall 3
- Hall 4
- Chapiteau
source url: [https://foiredechalons.com/sites/default/files/documents/PLAN%20DE%20LA%20FOIRE.pdf](https://foiredechalons.com/sites/default/files/documents/PLAN%20DE%20LA%20FOIRE.pdf)
google maps place url: https://www.google.com/maps/search/Le+Capitole+en+Champagne,+68+avenue+du+Président+Roosevelt,+51000+Châlons-en-Champagne,+France
official venue page url: https://www.lecapitole-en-champagne.fr/foires-salons/
Entry & registration
event hours: 28 Aug–6 Sep: 10:30–21:00. Late nights Sat 29 Aug and Sat 5 Sep: 10:30–00:00 (Chapiteau and Halls 2–4 close at 22:00). Mon 7 Sep: 10:30–19:00.
ticket notes: Free for children under 5 and for visitors with a disability card plus one accompanying person. Seniors 65+ enter free on Mon 1 Sep, Thu 4 Sep, and Mon 7 Sep 2026.
registration url: https://foiredechalons.com/preparez-votre-visite/infos-pratiques/horaires-douverture
setup start date: 2026-08-24
teardown end date: 2026-09-09
registration deadline: No pre-registration deadline. Tickets are sold on-site and via the Ticketmaster retail network throughout the event.
badge collection notes: Buy on-site or via Ticketmaster retailers (Auchan, Leclerc, Cora, Cultura, Carrefour). One entry ticket covers all fair areas and evening Foire en Scène concerts.
Organisers
- UCIA Expos SAS
- Bruno FORGET
Programme
- Carrefour de Stars (ouverture Foire en Scène)
- Matt Pokora
- Bénabar
- Chico & The Gypsies
- Christophe Maé
- Claudio Capéo
- Feu! Chatterton
- C'est la Fête 80/90/2000
- Mika
- Julien Doré
- Lorie
- Colloque CESER Grand Est – « Repenser l'industrie au XXIe siècle : quels défis pour le Grand Est ? »
- Carrefour de Stars
- Matt Pokora
- Bénabar
- Chico & The Gypsies
- Christophe Maé
- Claudio Capéo
- Feu! Chatterton
- Mika
- Julien Doré
- Lorie
agenda url: https://foiredechalons.com/agenda-des-personnalites
- Foire en Scène
- Conférences thématiques (agriculture, environnement, économie)
agenda status: partial
- Salons de Printemps (Salon de l'Habitat, Campus Seniors, Salon des Véhicules d'Occasion, Salon du Mariage)
- Colloque CESER Grand Est – « Repenser l'industrie au XXIe siècle : quels défis pour le Grand Est ? »
- Région Grand Est
- Châlons Agglo
- Entente Nous Argonne
Previous edition
stats
year: 2025
notes: 79e édition. ~765 exhibitors, ~226,000 visitors (estimate); 13 hectares total site area [89][90][93][112].
end date: 2025-09-08
start date: 2025-08-29
deals count: 0
edition number: 0
floor area sqm: 130000
visitors count: 226000
pavilions count: 0
exhibitors count: 765
visitor countries: 0
exhibitor countries: 0
recap html: <p><strong>79e Foire de Châlons (2025, 29 août–8 sept.)</strong> — deuxième foire agricole de France. ~765 exposants sur 13 hectares; ~226 000 visiteurs estimés. Festival Foire en Scène avec 11 concerts gratuits (Yannick Noah, Les Années 80, Jean-Louis Aubert, Hoshi, Soprano, etc.). Espace agricole Equip'Agro ~50 000 m². Entrée 6–8 € adulte, tarifs réduits enfants; gratuité seniors certains jours [89][90][94][117].</p>
- Salon du Mariage (nouveau 2026)
exhibitor roi: Exhibitor ROI is driven by visibility and lead generation rather than pure on-site sales. Local retailers and artisans report that the fair contributes a meaningful share of annual revenue (often cited around 10–15% of yearly turnover for some categories) and generates contacts that convert post-event. Heavy-ticket categories (pools, kitchens, vehicles) note softer immediate sales in some years but still value the platform for brand exposure and regional reach. Agricultural equipment and specialist suppliers highlight fewer but higher-quality B2B contacts, especially during professional-focused days.
impact summary: The Foire de Châlons is France's second-largest agricultural and commercial fair, consistently drawing around 800 exhibitors and roughly 220,000–250,000 visitors across an 11-day run on a 13-hectare site. Its impact spans agribusiness (Equip'Agro, VIVESCIA village), regional SMEs, public-sector stakeholders (Carrefour des Collectivités), and mass consumer traffic via the Foire en Scène concert series, which regularly attracts tens of thousands per headline night. Organisers and exhibitors emphasise the event's role as a regional economic catalyst and a high-visibility B2C/B2B platform at the start of the business year.
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audience quality: Audience mix is broad but commercially valuable: regional households and families dominate weekend footfall, while weekdays draw professionals from agriculture, construction, habitat, and public sectors. The Carrefour des Collectivités Territoriales concentrates elected officials and civil servants on the opening days, and the Equip'Agro/VIVESCIA zones attract farmers, contractors, and agribusiness buyers. Concert-goers significantly amplify evening attendance, with headline nights regularly pulling 15,000–20,000+ spectators, improving dwell time and cross-visitation to stands.
- 79th edition
- 78th edition
- 77th edition
- 76th edition
- 2026
next edition outlook
year: 2026
- https://foiredechalons.com
- https://www.evous.fr/agenda-france/foire-de-chalons-2025.html
summary: The 80th edition is scheduled for August 28 – September 7, 2026 at Le Capitole en Champagne, continuing the 11-day format with agriculture, habitat, construction, energy transition, and entertainment pillars. Expect continued emphasis on agritech innovation, sustainability, and the Foire en Scène concert series, with the Carrefour des Collectivités and local-producer initiatives likely to remain core features.
end date: 2026-09-07
confidence: Medium-high for dates and core format; programme details and any 80th-anniversary specifics await official 2026 press materials.
start date: 2026-08-28
- 80th-edition milestone may bring amplified communications and partner activations.
- Further integration of agritech/startup content following the 2025 Start'Innov launch.
- Sustained focus on sustainability themes (biodiversity, local food, energy transition).
Exhibitors
total: 523
- Home building and renovation
- Outdoor living and pools
- Restaurants and catering
- Gastronomy and regional food
- Agriculture and farming
- Training and associations
- Fashion, beauty and wellness
- Craft and artisan products
- Automobile and vehicles
- Wine and spirits
- Sport and leisure
- Technology and services
- Banks and insurance
- Health
- Public works
- France
domain enrich
notes: Domains came from the TSI Pro analysis CSV. Trigger DomainEnrich only if deeper company enrichment is needed.
status: not_started
- alchymia.fr
- amergou.com
- culligan.fr
- dorianecreations.com
- eliane-creation.com
- fimottine.fr
- gwenphotographie.com
- facebook.com
- labelleassise-bycharlotteh.fr
- laurnce-pannet.fr
available domain count: 10
exhibitor analysis quality
total rows: 523
rows with hall: 0
classified rows: 523
rows with booth: 0
unclassified rows: 0
classification coverage pct: 100
Market
region: France (Grand Est focus, with national reach for agriculture, habitat/construction, and energy transition buyers)
why it matters: The Fair of Châlons sits at the intersection of three structurally important French markets: agriculture, construction/habitat, and energy transition. For exhibitors, the fair offers direct access to a large regional base of farmers, builders, renovators, public buyers, and households at a time when renovation and energy efficiency are policy priorities and farm machinery demand is cyclical but innovation-driven. For visitors, the event consolidates scattered supply chains (machinery, materials, crafts, food, energy) into one venue, enabling efficient comparison, live demos, and buyer–seller meetings. The mixed B2B/B2C audience and strong local identity make it a practical barometer of Grand Est demand and a cost-effective route to regional scale.
- Renovation overtakes new build in French construction
- Agricultural machinery market under short-term pressure
- Precision farming and automation gaining share
- Energy transition as a core fair theme
- Local food and craft economy resilience
- Public-sector and territorial procurement focus
similar event circuit
title: French and near-border agriculture, habitat, and energy fairs (2026)
- Salon International de l'Agriculture (SIA) 2026
- AgriSIMA 2026
- Space 2026 (Salon de l'élevage)
- Sommet de l'Élevage 2026
- Foire éco-bio d'Alsace 2025
- Forum EnerGaïa 2026
- Salon Vert 2026
- Innov Agri 2026
summary: The 2026 circuit around Foire de Châlons includes France's flagship agriculture shows (Paris SIA, AgriSIMA, Space, Sommet de l'Élevage), regional multi-sector fairs (Foire de Châlons, Foire éco-bio d'Alsace), and specialised energy/environment events (EnerGaïa, Salon Vert). Together they cover the full spectrum from national policy and machinery innovation to regional buyer access and local consumer engagement.
- Late Q1 – National agriculture flagship
- Early Q3 – Regional and field events
- Mid–Late Q3 – Livestock and landscaping
- Q4 – Energy and sustainability
source note: Event dates and positions compiled from official event sites and 2026 agricultural/fair calendars; some regional fair 2026 dates are based on the latest published editions and may be subject to confirmation.
planning window: Plan a 6–9 month window around late Q1 (Paris) and late Q2/early Q3 (Rennes, Clermont-Ferrand, Châlons, Montpellier) to maximise coverage of agriculture, livestock, and energy/habitat themes.
Logistics
visa
official url: https://france-visas.gouv.fr
ata carnet notes: France accepts ATA Carnets for temporary, duty- and tax-free import of professional equipment, commercial samples, and goods for exhibition (including trade shows like Foire de Châlons). The carnet is valid for 12 months and can cover multiple trips within that period. From June 1, 2026, the e-Carnet ATA (digital format) enters into force, simplifying procedures while keeping the same legal framework. Carnets are issued by chambers of commerce in participating countries and must be presented to customs on entry and exit.
ata carnet accepted: true
free nationalities notes: EU/EEA/Swiss citizens do not need a visa for any duration. Nationals of many countries (e.g., USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea) can enter France and the Schengen area without a visa for up to 90 days in any 180-day period for tourism or business (including trade fairs). From 2025, these visa-exempt nationals must obtain ETIAS authorization before travel. Nationals not on the visa-exempt list must obtain a Schengen Type C visa in advance.
weather notes: Late August to early September in Châlons-en-Champagne is typically mild and pleasant. Daytime highs average 21–25°C (70–77°F) with overnight lows around 9–12°C (48–54°F). Expect 6–8 rainy days per month, with moderate humidity (around 70–75%). Pack layers, a light jacket for evenings, and a compact umbrella or rain jacket.
- Greeting etiquette
- Dining and tipping
- Champagne region identity
- Event behavior
- Châlons-Vatry Airport
- Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport
- Paris Orly Airport
- Reims – Champagne Air Base (military/limited)
connectivity notes: Venue access connectivity: Le Capitole en Champagne is on the eastern edge of Châlons-en-Champagne, with direct access via the A4 motorway (exit Châlons-Centre) and A26. The city is served by Châlons-en-Champagne railway station, with frequent direct TER and TGV INOUI trains from Paris Gare de l'Est (about 1h 30m–1h 40m journey time). From the station, local buses and taxis reach the venue in 10–15 minutes. Free shuttles operate between the main free parking area (Escarnotières, 1,575 spaces) and the venue entrance during the fair. The venue is about 132 km from Paris CDG and 148 km from Paris Orly, roughly 1h 30m–2h by car depending on traffic.
local currency code: EUR
Visitor persona
visa
notes: Apply up to 3 months before travel. Business visitors should provide invitation letter or trade fair admission proof, travel insurance (€30,000), proof of funds, and return ticket. ETIAS costs €7 and is usually approved quickly online.
partner url: https://france-visas.gouv.fr/en/web/france-visas/visa-application
official url: https://france-visas.gouv.fr
estimated cost: 88
processing time: 15 days average; up to 45 days in complex cases
requirement summary: EU/EEA/Swiss citizens: no visa. Many non-EU nationals (e.g., USA, UK, Canada, Australia): visa-free for up to 90 days in 180 days, but require ETIAS from 2025. Other nationalities: Schengen Type C short-stay business visa required before travel.
hotels
- City centre (centre-ville) – close to shops, restaurants, and SITAC bus lines to the fair
- Near Châlons-en-Champagne train station – convenient for regional train and bus line 1 to the venue
- Outskirts near A4/A26 motorway exits – better for car access and free fair parking/shuttle
recommended check in: 2026-08-27
recommended check out: 2026-09-08
flights
partner url: https://www.sncf-connect.com
- Europe
- Middle East
- North America
- Asia
booking notes: Most international visitors will fly into Paris CDG, then take a direct TGV/TER train from Paris Gare de l'Est to Châlons-en-Champagne (about 1h 30m–1h 40m). Châlons-Vatry (XCR) is closer but has limited scheduled service.
destination airport: CDG
weather
month: August–September
packing notes: Light layers, comfortable walking shoes, light jacket for evenings, and a compact umbrella or rain jacket.
temperature range: 21–25°C daytime / 9–12°C night
rain or seasonality: Moderate rainfall; 6–8 rainy days per month on average
transport
parking: Free main fair parking at 1 chemin de Saint-Thiébault (Escarnotières), capacity 1,575 spaces, with free shuttles to the venue. Additional paid parking at Carrefour Croix Dampierre (about 2,000 spaces).
ride hail: Local taxis available (e.g., Taxi Caroline, SOS Taxi); expect €8–15 for typical city trips to the venue. Pre-booking by phone is common.
hotel to venue: City-centre hotels: SITAC bus lines 1, 2, 3, or 5 to Croix Dampierre stop (10–15 min from centre). Some hotels are within 15–25 minutes' walk. Free shuttle from Saint-Thiébault parking if driving.
public transit: SITAC bus network covers the city and fair. Line 1 from the train station runs every 15 minutes and stops at the main entrance. Regional TER trains connect Reims, Vitry-le-François, and Épernay to Châlons station.
airport to venue: From Paris CDG: take TGV/TER train from Paris Gare de l'Est to Châlons-en-Champagne (about 1h 30m–1h 40m), then SITAC bus line 1 or taxi to venue. By car: ~1h 30m via A4/A26, using free fair parking at Saint-Thiébault and shuttle to venue.
- Confirm event pass and badge details
- Confirm visa and travel documents
- Book flights and hotel
- Shortlist target exhibitors/sessions
- Prepare meeting calendar
itinerary builder
Exhibitor persona
compliance
notes: Specific 2026 technical rules were not published in the source set; treat all build and safety requirements as organiser-confirmed only.
stand rules url: https://foiredechalons.com
insurance required: Yes, exhibitors should carry valid liability insurance and any organiser-required coverage.
electrical or safety rules: Confirm power load, rigging, and fire/safety requirements with the organiser before build-in.
lead capture
notes: No official exhibitor manual, lead-capture app, or scanner service identified on foiredechalons.com for 2026. Only general exhibitor rules/charter page is published; no lead-retrieval portal or badge-scanning product is named [62].
availability status: unknown
recommended followup sla: Contact every qualified lead within 48 hours, send a tailored recap within 24 hours, and book next-step meetings within 7 days.
- Confirm booth package and payment deadlines
- Submit stand design and contractor forms
- Book staff travel and accommodation
- Prepare freight and customs documents
- Prepare lead capture, collateral, and follow-up workflow
freight shipping
notes: Plan freight early and confirm vehicle access windows directly with the organiser.
deadline summary: No official 2026 freight handler details were provided in the source set.
- stand contract
- insurance certificate
- delivery instructions
Planning
exhibitor
lead capture
notes: No official exhibitor manual, lead-capture app, or scanner service identified on foiredechalons.com for 2026. Only general exhibitor rules/charter page is published; no lead-retrieval portal or badge-scanning product is named [62].
recommended followup sla: Contact every qualified lead within 48 hours, send a tailored recap within 24 hours, and book next-step meetings within 7 days.
- Châlons-en-Champagne city centre
- Champagne route and tasting stops
- Notre-Dame-en-Vaux area
best visit day: 2026-09-01
- On-site café and food court areas
- Carrefour des Collectivités / institutional zone
- Foire en Scène perimeter
- Arrive early on weekdays
- Use the free park-and-shuttle
- Buy tickets online in advance
- Plan your concert evenings
- Combine train and local transport from Paris
- Carry cash and card
- Buyer research day
- Lead generation day
- Family-and-concert visit
best visit day reasoning: An early weekday is the best balance of active exhibitors, manageable crowds, and enough runway to follow up later in the week. It also avoids the biggest weekend family traffic while still capturing the full fair atmosphere.
Costs
calculator
currency: USD
per diem usd: 35
booth sqm max: 36
booth sqm min: 6
visa cost usd: 88
nights default: 3
booth sqm default: 9
insurance cost usd: 35
shell per sqm low usd: 0
shell per sqm high usd: 0
hotel mid per night usd: 90
hotel budget per night usd: 45
hotel premium per night usd: 140
booth prices
notes: Indoor stand space: €100/m² for the full duration of the fair (2024 data, cited as baseline by organiser; 2026 official pricing not yet published on foiredechalons.com). Outdoor rates vary by activity (agricultural machinery, automotive, food) and range approximately €5–€45/m² [46].
source: https://www.lunion.fr/id633695/article/2024-08-26/ce-que-rapporte-et-coute-la-foire-de-chalons
currency: EUR
standard booth sqm: 0
raw space per sqm low: 100
raw space per sqm high: 100
shell scheme per sqm low: 0
shell scheme per sqm high: 0
Decision tools
quiz result config
mode: visit_exhibit_skip
intro: Choose the answers that best match your budget, audience fit, and readiness. The result will point to visit, exhibit, or skip.
- Visit
- Exhibit
- Skip
tie label: Borderline fit
tie description: Your answers point in more than one direction. Use the matrix below to decide whether to attend as a visitor first, exhibit, or sit out this edition.
Partners
- Entente Nous Argonne – partenariat 2026
- Région Grand Est – stand and colloquium
Media
- Logo officiel Foire de Châlons / Foire en Scène 2026
- Logo 80e édition – Foire de Châlons
- Visuel actualités Foire de Châlons 2026
- Logo – Région Grand Est (partenaire)
- Logo – Châlons Agglo (partenaire)
- Logo – Ville de Châlons-en-Champagne (partenaire)
- Logo – Marne Ardennes (partenaire)
- Logo – ICI (médias partenaire)
event logo url: https://cdn.tradeshowintel.com/assets/event_logos/6943b812d27fc58b2b3a9e1d_1778495575.jpg
hero image url: https://cdn.tradeshowintel.com/assets/tsi_pro/6943b812d27fc58b2b3a9e1d/hero_1785568122.gif
Sources
- Kit Communication – Foire de Châlons
- Foire de Châlons – Édition 80 (site officiel)
- Foire de Châlons 2026 : programme, exposants, concerts – JDS
- Présentation – Foire de Châlons
- Foire de Châlons 2026 — 28 Août–7 Sept, Mika, 7 € – Onivapp
- Salon de l'Habitat – Foire de Châlons
- Salons de Printemps / Foire de Printemps – Festivals en France
- Salons de Printemps – Le Capitole
- Foire de Châlons-en-Champagne — Edition 2025
- Dossier de presse et communiqués
- Foire de Châlons 2025 : programme, accès, horaires
- L'heure du bilan – 78e Foire de Châlons (exposant feedback)
- Ce que pensent les exposants de la 77e Foire de Châlons
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- La Foire de Châlons sous les meilleurs auspices (2024)
- Salons en France – Foire de Châlons-en-champagne
- Salon de Printemps (Châlons-en-Champagne) – Châlons Tourisme
- La Foire de Châlons va devoir s'adapter aux records d'affluence (2025)
- Salon International de l'Agriculture 2026 – official site
- AgriSIMA 2026 – official site
- Space 2026 – Salon de l'élevage
- Sommet de l'Élevage 2026
- Forum EnerGaïa 2026
- Salon Vert 2026
- Innov Agri 2026
- Foire éco-bio d'Alsace
- France Construction Industry Databook 2026
- AXEMA – Marché du matériel agricole 2025–2026
- Pourquoi le marché de la rénovation est-il porteur en 2026
- Marché construction 2025 : bilan, tendances RE2020
- Sedima – Conjoncture matériel agricole 2025
- FFBâtiment – Tendances récentes du bâtiment
- L'Argonne à l'honneur : savoir-faire local et territoire d'avenir
- UCIA Expos SAS – fiche société
- Réglementation et Charte des exposants – Foire de Châlons
- Signature de convention entre l'Entente Nous Argonne et la Foire De Châlons