One of Johann Sebastian Bach's greatest masterpieces opens the festivities.

A morning dedicated to families. Shows and workshops designed for the little ones.

In the evenings, music takes centre stage once again with a series of live acts and DJ sets by young Ticino artists.

An entire day dedicated to art and fun for young and old: Open Doors Day is back with a rich programme of appointments and events dedicated to the public. Thanks to the support of UBS, the Museum's main partner, MASI opens its doors with free admission from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the LAC and Palazzo Reali venues.

RSI Radiotelevisione Svizzera will be the event's media partner, accompanying it with numerous initiatives. A Rete Due radio studio will be set up in the LAC Hall, broadcasting live on Friday and Saturday afternoons: Sandra Sain, Moira Bubola, Enrico Bianda and Giovanni Conti will take turns at the microphones hosting the new programme Kappa. Culture you don't expect and a special dedicated to the LAC, which will host some of the artists who have participated in and accompanied the life of the LAC over the years. Also on Rete Due, from 8 to 12 September, Alphaville will broadcast the dossier La fabbrica del LAC (The LAC Factory) with five testimonials who have presented original projects to grow and develop their talents. Lorenzo Buccella is the creator of LAC10. Un luogo che non c'era (LAC10. A place that wasn't there), a story told through images taken from the RSI and LAC archives, retracing the most significant moments in its history. The production will be presented in the Hall on Friday 12th at 4.30 p.m. and 8 p.m. and broadcast at 8.40 p.m. on RSI LA 1. In addition, RSI is creating a video booth for the public, where everyone can share anecdotes and memories about the LAC.