LVMH's sixth Journées Particulières takes place on 16–18 October, inviting visitors behind the scenes of the houses' craft and production spaces.
The places where luxury objects are made are often less accessible than the boutiques where they are sold. LVMH's sixth Journées Particulières, scheduled for 16–18 October 2026, is designed to reverse that relationship by welcoming visitors into workshops, historic sites and working environments across its houses.
The theme begins with the maker
This year's programme uses At the Source of Dreams as its central idea, directing attention to materials, specialised techniques and people behind finished creations. The accompanying film traces the landscapes and gestures that have shaped these businesses over generations.
A different kind of luxury visit
An opportunity to see craft in progress helps visitors understand why a product is more than its exterior appearance or price. The event presents design and technical skills as living practices, giving cultural travellers a compelling alternative to a conventional exhibition.
Planning around the October dates
The programme runs over three days, and individual venue access and reservation conditions vary by location. Visitors should consult the official event schedule before committing to a particular city or making travel arrangements around a preferred workshop.
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