Logan Airport, near Customs at Terminal E at arrivals level
Piano decorated by William Turville and donated by Brian Goodwin. Thanks to Massport.
Downtown
Greenway/Waterfront
Back Bay
Fenway/Kenmore
- Berklee College of Music Bookstore, 1090 Boylston St (11)
- Berklee College of Music, 7 Haviland St (16)
- Boston Children's Hospital, 300 Longwood Ave (5)
- Boston University East Courtyard, 595 Commonwealth Ave (16)
- Boston University George Sherman Courtyard, Commonwealth Ave (16)
- Emerald Necklace Visitors Center, 125 The Fenway (18)
- Fenway Park, 174 Ipswich St (6)
- Fenway Victory Gardens (8)
- Harvard Medical School, 25 Shattuck St in the courtyard (9)
- Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, 280 The Fenway (13)
- Kenmore Square, 500 Commonwealth Ave (9)
- Mary Baker Eddy Library, 200 Massachusetts Ave (14)
- Massachusetts College of Art, 578 Huntington Ave (16)
- Museum of Fine Arts, Huntington Ave Plaza (23)
- New England Conservatory, Huntington Ave/Gainsborough St (16)
- Symphony Hall, 301 Massachusetts Ave (11)
South End
Neighborhoods of Boston
- Adams Park, 6 Cummins Highway, Roslindale (7)
- Boston Nature Center, 500 Walk Hill St, Mattapan (11)
- Castle Island, near Sullivan’s, South Boston (17)
- Charlestown Navy Yard, Charlestown (8)
- Cunningham Park, Sparhawk St/Murdock St, Brighton (20)
- Everett Theatre, 15 Fairmount Ave, Hyde Park (11)
- Franklin Park Zoo, near the zebra entrance, Dorchester (7)
- Gertrude Howes Playground, 74 Moreland St, Roxbury (19)
- Hyde Park Community Center, 1179 River St, Hyde Park (10)
- J.P. Licks, 659 Centre St, Jamaica Plain (17)
- Logan Airport, near Customs at Terminal E at arrivals level (24)
- The Strand Theatre, 543 Columbia Rd, Dorchester (25)
- Theodore Parker Unitarian Church, 1859 Centre St, W Rox (13)
- Washington Square, 1628 Beacon St, Brookline (74)
- Whittier Street Apartments,1170 Tremont St, Roxbury (12)
Cambridge/Somerville
- 1 Kendall Square (26)
- 1667 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge (16)
- Brattle Plaza, Harvard Square, in front of EMS store (30)
- Cambridge Center, near Kendall/MIT Station (43)
- Central Square, Jill Brown-Rhone Memorial Pk/La Luna Café (27)
- Davis Square, Somerville (71)
- Harvard Holyoke Center, 75 Mount Auburn St, Cambridge (45)
My name is Jill Santos and I'm the current Miss Mendocino County from California. My platform is Music and Art Therapy for the Elderly and piano is the main source of therapy I provide for them, which is why finding these pianos was so special to me. I was in Boston for five days for an Alzheimer's Symposium at Harvard with my mom, and as soon as we learned about the pianos, we printed the map and searched for them all! Unfortunately we couldn't extend our trip anymore, but I did find 47 of them. It has been a wonderful adventure and experience playing in special places and meeting new people all over Boston. :) This was the last one I went to, and I was really sad because I didn't get to find all $75, but some guy gave me money for playing at this one haha!
Jill Santos // Oct 14, 2013 at 4:23 am
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I flew in and played 30 pianos in 3 days, this was the first and last piano I played. I like this little Wurlitzer a lot. It should live at Logan always.
David McGough // Oct 11, 2013 at 10:07 pm
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With most street pianos covered on that rainy Sunday, it was not surprising to see Fabio appear at Logan. Here he added a harmonica to his performance.
Magdalena Taber // Oct 11, 2013 at 6:42 am
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Here's Tony playing the piano at Logan, seen through layers of plexiglass.
Magdalena Taber // Oct 11, 2013 at 6:08 am
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That's where I first encountered Tony De Blois - playing at Logan on a rainy Sunday afternoon. He was flying high.
Magdalena Taber // Oct 11, 2013 at 6:01 am
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Why is the piano for East Boston In Terminal E?
Shouldn't it be in Maverick Market Place where all of these residents could enjoy it?
It is disappointing that East Boston is not even listed as a part of this city, just Logan Airport. Yet again we are overlooked.
Melissa Tyler // Oct 6, 2013 at 9:14 pm
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I had a great time playing for 20 minutes at Terminal E on Wednesday evening Oct 2. There were about 75 people there, and lot's taking video's photos. This Saturday I'm on a marathon to play as many pianos as possible.
They asked me to play at Rowes Wharf - Greenway & Fan Pier - Harbor Walk this Sunday at 3 pm & 4 pm.
I've looked at all the pianos on the website and this is the cutest and most unusual. Kudos to the artist for creating such an appropriate design for Logan Airport.
Hug thanks to Massport for funding this. (I tried to put together an on-going music performance program with Massport (at Terminal C, up above where you enter from Central Parking). My proposal was a schedule of individual musicians (classical, jazz, & world music) from the area music schools. I don't know why they weren't interested? It's such a good idea, and would add a peaceful & wonderful ambiance.
Bob Toabe // Oct 3, 2013 at 3:24 pm
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Brilliant programme, it made me wish I knew who to play the piano. My daughter Evelyn jumped in and played the Nutcracker Suite.
Keith // Oct 6, 2013 at 10:04 pm
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