The biggest food festival in France
Since 2017, the Lyon Street Food Festival has established itself as the biggest food festival in France. For four days in June at the Grandes Locos de La Mulatière, over 130 chefs from around the world offer 200 exclusive recipes, accompanied by 450 free workshops, concerts, and activities for the whole family. A unique culinary road trip over 40,000 m² celebrating gastronomy, culture, and celebration.
Created in 2017, the Lyon Street Food Festival was born from an ambition: to bring together in one place the passion for gastronomy, culinary creativity, and festive conviviality. By setting up in the world capital of gastronomy, the festival found fertile ground to develop and become in a few years the biggest food festival in France and a European benchmark of its kind.
The festival has found its home at the Grandes Locos, the former SNCF workshops in La Mulatière, a rehabilitated industrial site of 40,000 m² (including 15,000 m² outdoors) located on the outskirts of Lyon. This spectacular venue, with its monumental halls and green outdoor spaces, offers a unique setting for a festival that combines food, culture, music, and celebration.
Each edition brings together over 130 chefs from around the world, who offer 200 exclusive recipes created especially for the festival. From creative street food to revisited gastronomic dishes, from world cuisines to Lyonnaise specialties, the culinary offering is generous, inventive, and accessible. The festival highlights unlikely encounters between chefs from different cultures and styles, creating unique culinary collaborations.
The Lyon Street Food Festival goes far beyond gastronomy. Over 450 free participatory workshops — cooking classes, wine tastings, DIY workshops, sports activities — are offered to all audiences. The intergenerational music program accompanies each day and evening, transforming the festival into a true popular celebration.
Designed for all audiences, the festival offers dedicated spaces for families and children, with adapted activities. Accessibility is a priority: dedicated team, priority seating, adapted restrooms, magnetic loops, wheelchair rentals, and assistance dog welcome. With affordable prices and free entry for children under 8, the Lyon Street Food Festival is a truly open event for everyone.
The festival celebrates its 10th edition in 2026, an anniversary that promises to be exceptional. Since its beginnings, the Lyon Street Food Festival has welcomed hundreds of thousands of festival-goers and has established itself as a highlight of Lyon's cultural and gastronomic life, contributing to Lyon's reputation as the world capital of gastronomy.
The 10th edition of the Lyon Street Food Festival will take place from June 11 to 14, 2026, at Les Grandes Locos de La Mulatière. This tenth anniversary promises an exceptional edition with a culinary road trip celebrating French terroir and world cuisines.
The Lyon Street Food Festival celebrates its 10th edition from June 11 to 14, 2026, at Les Grandes Locos in La Mulatière. For this anniversary, the festival promises an exceptional culinary road trip celebrating French terroir and world cuisines through unlikely encounters between chefs.
Ticket sales will open on April 3, 2026. As every year, over 130 chefs and 450 free workshops will be on the program for these four days of gastronomic celebration.
By public transport: Metro Line B, Gare d'Oullins station, then a 10-minute walk. Bus lines 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 88, C10 to Gare d'Oullins.
By bike: Vélo'v stations nearby.
By car: TCL park-and-ride at Saint-Genis-Laval recommended. PMR parking accessible at 4 rue Gabriel Péri.
Cashless system: card to activate (1 EUR) for on-site purchases. Top-up online or at festival terminals.
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Les Grandes Locos
10 rue Gabriel Péri, 69350 La Mulatière