Roxbury Open Studios

Roxbury Open Studios (ROS) is an annual two-day event the first weekend in October that invites the general public to interact with, and view the works Roxbury-based artists who work in a range of mediums. Roxbury Open Studios increases the visibility of Roxbury artists and their work, and aims to help artists economically and professionally. Roxbury is home to renowned artists such as Lou Jones and Paul Goodnight Ekua Holmes and countless others. It is also location of the Museum of the National Center of Afro-American Artists.

This year, dozens of artists will participate in ROS and on display will be a broad range of works including paintings, sculptures, home décor, photography, quilts, jewelry, clothing, mixed media, and more.

Partial List of Participating Artists

Locations
Artists will be displaying their works at a number of group locations and independent studios thoughtout Roxbury. A full list of participating studios and locations will be available in September. All locations are within walking distance of the Roxbury Crossing, Dudley Square and Brigham Circle T stops.

Group Sites:

• Roxbury Center for Arts at Hibernian Hall
  184 Dudley Street, Roxbury
• The African American Master Artists in Residence Program (AAMARP)
  76 Atherton Street, Jamaica Plain
• First Church of Roxbury
  Elliott Square - 10 Putnam St., Roxbury
• The National Center for African American Artists
  300 Walnut Avenue, Roxbury

Shuttles will be available to go between all sites.

Book a walking tour of the historic Fort Hill neighborhood of Roxbury during Open Studios at by visiting www.discoverroxbury.org.