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Help Us Find More Pianos

Let’s Build the World’s Largest Collaborative Piano Map Together

Every day, thousands of people search for places where they can play the piano outside their homes.

Libraries, universities, train stations, hotels, cultural centers, hospitals, cafés, and public spaces often hide wonderful instruments that many people never discover.

Our mission is to make those pianos easier to find.

And to achieve that, we need your help.


Anyone Can Contribute

You don’t need to be a pianist.

You don’t need to be a member of PianoMeetups.

You don’t need to invest a lot of time.

If you know of a publicly accessible piano that is not yet listed in our database, you can help us add it.

A single contribution can help hundreds of people discover a new place to play, practice, or simply enjoy music.


What Kind of Pianos Are We Looking For?

We are especially interested in pianos that can be used by the public, either freely or with reasonable access conditions.

For example:

  • Libraries
  • Cultural centers
  • Universities
  • Conservatories
  • Train stations
  • Airports
  • Hotels
  • Hospitals
  • Cafés
  • Public spaces
  • Shopping centers
  • Student residences
  • Associations and clubs
  • Any other location with an accessible piano

We also appreciate information about:

  • Opening hours
  • Access restrictions
  • The condition of the instrument
  • Photographs
  • Contact details for the venue

What Information Do We Need?

If you would like to add a piano, please provide as much information as possible.

Basic Information

  • Name of the venue
  • Address
  • City and country
  • Type of location

Piano Information

  • Upright, grand, or digital piano
  • Approximate condition of the instrument
  • Availability for public use
  • Opening hours or access restrictions

Additional Information

  • Photographs
  • Website of the venue
  • Useful comments for future visitors

Don’t worry if you don’t have all the details. Any information can be helpful.


A Community-Built Project

Most of the pianos in our database have been discovered thanks to people like you.

Every new contribution helps create a more useful resource for pianists, students, travelers, and music lovers around the world.

This project grows thanks to volunteers who believe that music should be more accessible to everyone.


Submit a New Piano

Do you know a piano that is not listed on our website?

Complete the form below and our team will review the information before publishing it.

    Help Us Add a Piano








    Other Ways You Can Help

    In addition to submitting new pianos, you can also contribute by:

    • Verifying existing information
    • Reporting changes or closures
    • Updating photographs
    • Correcting inaccurate data
    • Sharing the database with other musicians

    Small contributions can make a big difference.


    Every piano discovered is a new opportunity for someone to make music.

    Help us bring more music within everyone’s reach.