Art Rox Roxbury

It's not too late to catch Roxbury Open Studios tomorrow from 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Olde Town Trolley is running a FREE shuttle all through the neighborhood. The trolley runs up Huntington Ave with stops at Northeastern, the MFA, MassArt, and Brigham Circle. It cuts down Tremont to Roxbury Crossing, up Roxbury Street through Highland Park, over to Amory Street and Egleston Square, up School Street to Walnut, then Crawford and Quincy Streets and part of Blue Hill Ave., back to Warren and down through Dudley Square, across Northampton Street to the Piano Factory, the Mass. Ave T stop and more.  In short, you can get a ride.

Derrick Z. Jackson (yes, that Derrick Z. Jackson) is showing photographs of nature and historical figures.  Proceeds from his sales go to youth groups.

Here's a teensy sampling of some artists, their work, and some guests.

Kirsten Borror of Marshfield and artist Deta Galloway at the Edward Everett Hale House, owned by Napolean Jones-Henderson

James A. Pierre, Discover Roxbury Program Manager with his work

"Celebutard" by teacher and artist Barrington Edwards

Kirsten Borror and Napoleon Jones-Henderson with his work

Another " Zombie Free Zone" work by Barrington Edwards

Rufus Faulk and "The Wedding"

Wendy Ellertson with some of her magical creatures

The following pictures are from last year's ROS but these artists are exhibiting this year, too.

Lee Farrow of Do Right Ministries with art made by prisoners serving life terms. Proceeds of art sales go to victims' families.

Derek Lumpkins

 Eada Fashions