Organized by the Jamaica Plain Arts Council, this lively community-centered weekend celebrates the arts in Jamaica Plain (JP), a vibrant neighborhood where artistic connections and history abound. This year’s event showcased artwork by over 200 artists at more than 60 sites across the neighborhood – inside artists’ studio spaces and businesses, plus sites at Curtis Hall Community Center, the Loring Greenough House, The Eliot School of Fine and Applied Arts, several churches, and elsewhere throughout JP.
JPOS 2025 featured the work of ironworkers, jewelers, painters, ceramicists, printmakers, textile and paper artists, sculptors, clothing designers, woodcarvers, photographers, and more, highlighting the broad range of artistic media on display in a single weekend. Participating artists represent a diverse group of creatives at all stages of their careers. Several local businesses, such as Tonino restaurant, Jameson & Thompson Picture Framers and Insight Realty, not only sponsor the JPOS event, but will also host artists’ work in their spaces.
