Lake Oswego Open Studios

Fine Arts and Crafts Tour

September 25-27, 2026

First Look Friday, September 25, 4-7pm (at select studios)

Saturday and Sunday September 26 - 27, 10am - 5pm (all studios)

The 4th Annual Lake Oswego Open Studios Tour!

Our self-guided driving tour is a free, family friendly event that invites the community to visit 83 artists in 35 artists' studios and see how they work. Painting, fiber arts, jewelry, woodworking, metal art, stone sculptures and ceramics are just a few of the kinds of art being demonstrated and displayed. Each artist has unique techniques and practices they would love to share with you.

You may even get your hands dirty as many studios will also have hands-on projects.

See you during the last weekend of September!

Leslie Peterson Sapp

How to Take the Tour:

1. Artist Directory

First, browse our 2026 Artists page. There you can search or peruse by studio number, by medium, or by name. When you have chosen which studios you would like to visit, you can start to plan your tour.

2. Look at our Maps

On our Map to Artists page, we have our online interactive maps. We also have paper maps available, which you can find at the business locations of our Sponsors.

3.Passport Program

Add to the fun by entering our drawing for a chance to win a $100 gift certificate to the artist of your choice! See below for details.

Our Passport Program

Be sure to participate in our Passport Program for a chance to win a $100 Art Voucher! The more studios you visit the more chances of winning.

Passports will be available at all studio stops. Pick one up at your first stop, have it initialed at each stop, then turn it in at your last stop.

If you prefer, you can download and print out your own. Click the button to access a pdf, print it out double sided on the landscape setting, cut and fold.

Download your passport

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.