We're placing 88 beautifully painted, freely accessible public pianos throughout Metropolitan Atlanta to enrich and strengthen communities, inspire joy and bring people together through shared encounters with public music and art.
Crowdfunding Campaigns
We constantly hear how much folks love our pianos, so now is the time to SHOW them some love.
The time has come to replace some of earliest piano installations. If any are near and dear to you, or if you just love the project and want to help, please consider donating to one of our current campaigns. Each will fund the installation of a new piano and the first 5 quarterly tunings.
NEW LOCATIONS
BENCHES NEEDED
Standard piano benches don’t hold up well to the constant use at public pianos.
We have a simple bench design using 2x4s and 1x4s.
A great way to contribute to the community would be to make piano benches for us.
Please reach out to Staff@PlayMeAgainPianos.org if you’re up for it!
Public Pianos Help Make Great Neighborhoods
We came across this lovely scene as we went to check on 'Janssen' in Chastain Park, grandparents with their granddaughter. We love the joy that public pianos bring to our community!
Do you have a great story to share involving one of our pianos? If you do, we’d love to hear about it.
Please share it with us at:
Staff@PlayMeAgainPianos.org
While our pianos are free to the public, they are not free for us to install and maintain. We are a small charity, and every single dollar helps. So, please, lend your support by making a contribution today.
Stay Tuned for
Exciting News about
our newest Piano,
a Steinway Grand!
Looking for a chance to showcase your artistic talent and make a positive impact on your community?
We’re actively soliciting design proposals!
This is a fantastic opportunity for both emerging and professional artists to display their work to the public while contributing to a worthy cause. Whether you’re just starting out or have years of experience, we encourage you to submit your design proposal.
Phillip Clark is signing “Max.” Max replaced “Irving” on the Chamblee Rail Trail in December 2023.
Andrew Bloom paints “Lin” for Ponce City Market