Art Design Xchange has generously provided studio space for our artists to work in over the years. They also gave a forever home to our very first piano. It’s still available for anybody to play - visit and give it a try.

The Portland Art Museum provided a home for our first piano of 2014. Since then, they have offered endless support, fund-raising, planning, and hosting of our opening concert. They've sponsored tuning and moving of pianos, and done so much more to ensure our success every summer.

We have brought pianos to Portland Parks for the last eight seasons - and this year - the first two weeks of programming will be exclusively in Portland Parks. Enjoy the natural splendor while taking in music made by those in your community!

Classic Pianos of Portland are the most awesome piano experts, ever! They are coordinating and moving our pianos as they visit the parks and sidewalks each summer.

A to Z Moving makes sure our pianos arrive, safe, sounding great, and looking as beautiful as the moment they left the designer's studio.

West Coast Piano has regularly donated pianos and helped with moving these beauties around town to meet piano fans everywhere.

Portland Piano Company started it all by donating our first piano. They believed in us when it was just a dream. You never forget your first!

Esperanza Spalding has provided so much love that it's hard to thank her properly. She provided financial support for the project from the beginning. She inspires us to follow her lead keeping music education in the lives of children.

Benji Vuong is a local photographer who has helped us document the impact our pianos have had on the community. His photos are featured throughout our website. We’re incredibly grateful for his ability to so beautifully capture our pianos being played and celebrated.

Joe Mousey has designed our piano passport for the last three years. He excels in visual communication and is an all around design super star.

Katie Barrie Studio designed and built the website you’re on right now. She and our founder, Megan, met while artists in residence at a villa in Tuscany and have been friends ever since. Katie hopes to experience the magic of Piano. Push. Play. in person some day soon!

Awesome Portland provides help, inspiration and funding for all sorts of projects in the Portland area. They awarded us a generous grant in July 2013 to help us get established as a non-profit and put those first four pianos out on the sidewalks.