In 2002  He was featured in an exhibit entitled "Folk Artists of the 21st Century" at the Kentucky Art and Craft Gallery.  He has two art works in the International touring exhibit, "The Great American Spirit" currated by the Kentucky Folk Art Museum in Moorehead, Ky.

Among the places that Scott Scarboro has exhibited his Jeeter-Tech Lab creations are The Jack Tilton Gallery in New York, Kentucky Art and Craft Gallery in Louisville, New Langton Arts Gallery in San Francisco and  Gosser Fine Arts Gallery at Campbellsville College, Kentucky.  He is a current exhibitor in The Howard Finster's Folk Art Gallery.  He has given lectures and presentations at the Chicago Institute of Art,  The Exploratorium in San Francisco and The Cyber Arts International Convention In Pasedena, California.

His Jeeter-Tech Virtual Reality Helmets have been in featured articles in Verbum and Keyboard Magazines and The San Francisco Examiner.
Scarboro received an Al Smith Fellowship Grant from the Kentucky Arts Council in 1998 for the designs of his home-made musical Instruments.