Upcoming Events

Explore JSP in a new way at one of our upcoming events!

JSP Eco-Art at Reforest Frankfort - POSTPONED

Volunteer Opportunity

POSTPONED - new date TBD

Riverview Park


JSP and Broadway Clay team up with the City of Frankfort Parks, Recreation & Historic Sites to lead a ceramic flower painting activity inspired by Floral River by Xavier Cortada, the mosaic mural installed at the Transit Center. Place these flowers by your home tree sapling planting site to spark more environmental stewardship! Volunteers will provide painting instruction and educate participants about plants for pollinators and how their actions help activate Cortada's mural.

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Linda Bruckheimer: Lost and Found Farmscapes

Open to the Public May 10, 2025 through Spring 2027

Historic Tobacco Barn


Members-Only Exhibition Preview with the Artist

May 9, 6:00-7:30 PM

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Experience Linda Bruckheimer's iconic photographs of rural Kentucky farmsteads at large scale. Installed on the exterior of JSP's renovated historic tobacco barn, these awe-inspiring images capture the cultural and historical significance of the disappearing rural landscape and ways of life. 


This exhibition is sponsored by:

Don Wenzel and Ron Darnell

Linda and Jerry Bruckheimer

Artist-in-Residence Request for Proposals

Deadline: May 14, 2025 (11:59 PM Mountain Time)

CaFE online submission


JSP is pleased to announce a call for proposals for our Artist-in-Residence program for 2025-2026. The funded residency will begin with a site visit in 2025 and a residency period of up to 10 weeks in 2026. JSP’s Artist-in-Residence program provides visual artists a career-boosting opportunity to make new outdoor work on a large-scale, with the physical space and technical and financial support to succeed.

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BARN RAISIN'

Conservation+Culture+Cuisine

Sunday, June 8, 2025


Mark your calendars for the 7th Annual BARN RAISIN’ on June 8, with guests of honor Mike and Christine Huskisson. Enjoy music by CornMaiz String Band, dinner and drinks by True North Catering, and a curated silent and live auction while supporting land conservation and educational programs at JSP. Presented by Expree Credit Union.

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SPRAYFiNGER® Workshop

Wednesday-Friday, July 9-11, 2025

10am-4pm EST

Ages 10-18

$160 members / $180 non-members


JSP welcomes youth ages 10-18 to a 3-day SPRAYFiNGER® workshop with Artist-in-Residence, Peyton Scott Russell! SPRAYFiNGER® is a graffiti arts community dedicated to elevating the art and culture of graffiti through educational programs and collaborations. SPRAYFiNGER® finds freedom in the flow of working with spray paint, in experimenting with color and line making, practicing the art of creative lettering, moving the aesthetics of graffiti into new mediums and contexts, and embracing continuous exploration.  Participants will move from visualization to conceptualization to creating a strong composition on GRAPHOLOGYHENGEto be publicly unveiled at SoundScape! Music & Art Festival on Saturday, July 12.


Workshop fee (nonrefundable) includes instruction, supplies and 2 tickets to SoundScape! Music & Art Festival on Saturday, July 12. Participants must bring a refillable water bottle, lunch, a snack, personal sunscreen, and any necessary medications.


Early drop-off at Yes Arts and transportation to JSP is available starting at 8am. Register for early care separately through Yes Arts at this link.

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SoundScape!  Music & Art Festival

Saturday, July 12, 2025

10am-2pm EST


SoundScape! Music & Art Festival is back with a twist at Josephine Sculpture Park! Sway with the sculptures to live music by Appalatin. Explore new artworks by Artist-in-Residence Peyton Scott Russell, SPRAYFiNGER workshop participants, and Linda Bruckheimer. Create art with local artists and organizations. Enjoy food and drink vendors like West Sixth Brewing. This early afternoon summer festival is great for all ages to connect with each other and the land through the arts.

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