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OFF Enjoia’t 2026

Meeting  /  17 Sep 2026  -  29 Nov 2026
Published: 03.09.2026
OFF Enjoia’t 2026.

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Intro
Contemporary jewellery spreads across Barcelona.

OFF Enjoia’t 2026 is a new initiative linked to the Enjoia’t Awards that broadens the perspective on contemporary jewellery and brings it to different spaces across Barcelona. In this first edition, galleries, workshops, schools and other sector-related organisations are joining the project with their own programme of exhibitions and activities.
Go to the Map of Events and Complete Program

The programme will run in parallel with the Enjoia’t exhibition, from 17 September to 29 November, and will mainly feature individual and group exhibitions. The programme will also include virtual activities, including two exhibitions and a conference, extending the programme beyond the city’s physical spaces.

Schools will play a particularly important role in this first edition. Participating centres will present exhibitions featuring the crowns created by their students for the JORGC Young Talent Award. In this way, OFF Enjoia’t gives visibility to emerging creators and connects educational institutions with the professional contemporary jewellery scene.

Most of the activities will take place during the central week, from 15 to 23 October, coinciding with Barcelona Design Week. During these days, several opening circuits will be organised, allowing visitors to discover the participating spaces and explore the exhibitions and proposals of OFF Enjoia’t through different routes across the city.

One of the highlights of the week will be the presentation of the JORGC Young Talent Award, to be held on 22 October at Disseny Hub Barcelona (DHub). The event will bring together the participating schools and the young creators competing for the award, strengthening the connection between OFF Enjoia’t, educational institutions, and the next generation of jewellery creators.

The full programme will be available on the new OFF Enjoia’t website, featuring the exhibitions, activities, participating spaces and dates, as well as an interactive map of Barcelona to explore the different proposals.