FETE DES TUILES
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A "revolutionary", good-natured festival, a day of cultural and associative effervescence, with plenty of entertainment.
In Grenoble, the Tuiles festival isn't really about celebrating the work of roofers. It's a reference to the "Journée des Tuiles" (Tile Day) on June 7, 1788, when the people of Grenoble threw tiles at the troops of the King of France, the prelude to the French Revolution. A "revolutionary" and good-natured celebration, a day of cultural and associative effervescence that will celebrate its 8th edition in 2024 on the Cours Jean Jaurès and Cours de la Libération, which will be returned to pedestrians. A festive atmosphere with lots of entertainment: games, sports, music, dance, artistic performances, participatory processions, locavore meals... The spirit of Grenoble in a single day.
