Art is too important not to share

September 28-29, 2024
10am - 5pm

Carrie Clegg Gilbert - Harvest Time Again

Lake Oswego Open Studios is a free, self-guided tour of artists’ home studios and galleries in Lake Oswego and West Linn that provides an opportunity for artists to present their art, their studios, and themselves to the public.

Over 70 artists in 40 locations! Painting, fiber arts, jewelry, woodworking, and pottery are just a few of the kinds of art being demonstrated and displayed. This free, family-friendly event invites the community to visit artists' studios and see artists at work.

How to Take the Tour

Browse our 2024 Artists to sample what each artist has to offer. Click on their name or image to see more of their work, read a description, and get a map to their studio location.

View the Map to Artists page, where you will find an interactive map that will guide you to each artist’s studio. Remember that some artists are sharing studio space for the tour, so some numbers will have more than one artist associated with it.

New for 2024: Pick up our paper map! Paper maps are available now at iSandbox Factory, One River School-LO, Studio B, Lindsey Jewelers, Arts Council of Lake Oswego, Lake Oswego Public Library, West Linn Public Library, Lakewood Center, Perfect Piece Gallery, Sidestreet Arts Gallery, the Rental Sales Gallery, and Lake Oswego Chamber of Commerce. Maps will also be available at each stop during the tour weekend.

Participate in our Passport program. The more studios you visit, the more chances you get to win a $100 gift certificate for any participating artist.

Image: Nancy Coffelt

Our Mission

Lake Oswego Open Studios is a nonprofit 501(c)3 artist organization.

We are dedicated to fostering the connection between artists and the community and to the development of artists and their professional growth. We achieve this by organizing an annual studio tour across Lake Oswego and West Linn, coordinating art exhibitions, and hosting engaging arts-focused educational events for the community.

Our aim is to enrich our community by providing opportunities for cultural connection within the arts; fostering fellowship, strengthening connections, and encouraging creativity.