To celebrate the Concord Conservatory of Music’s 20th Anniversary, we’re bringing the joy of live music out of the concert hall and into everyday life with Pianos on the Town. In partnership with the global arts nonprofit Sing for Hope Piano(s), artist-designed pianos will appear throughout Concord and West Concord—free for anyone to play, enjoy, and discover.
From May 30 through June 26, 2026, these pianos will become open-air stages, invitations for spontaneous concerts, and colorful landmarks celebrating our town’s creative spirit.
Whether you’re a seasoned pianist, a CCM student, or someone who’s never touched a key, these pianos are for you.
Stay tuned!
A full map of piano locations and a schedule of pop-up performances will be released in May 2026.
*For general inquiries, please email Sara Seng at sseng@concordconservatory.org.
Are you a local or regional artist ready to transform a piano into a playable work of art?
We’re seeking bold, durable designs that celebrate creativity, community, and music. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to Concord’s public art landscape while reaching thousands of residents and visitors.
*To ensure our artist-painted pianos seamlessly integrate with the iconic aesthetic of Concord’s Historic Districts, we have aligned our selection window with the town’s specialized review process. This allows our selected artists to be part of a curated celebration that honors both local creativity and our community’s historic preservation.
Sponsor a Piano. Leave a Lasting Impression.
To mark our 20th Anniversary, we invite businesses, families, and individuals to become Pianos on the Town Sponsors.
A $2,500 sponsorship helps bring Pianos on the Town to life and supports the CCM Financial Assistance Fund, which ensures that students of all ages can participate in CCM programs regardless of financial circumstances.
Sponsor Recognition
As a sponsor, you will receive:
Limited sponsorships available.
To reserve a piano, contact Elaine Lawrence at elawrence@concordconservatory.org
Pianos on the Town is made possible through the collaboration of community leaders, volunteers, and our partners at Sing for Hope Piano(s). Together, we’re strengthening Concord’s cultural fabric—one piano at a time.

A special thank you to our Pianos on the Town Committee
Anne Mauk — West Concord Cultural District
Beth Williams — Town of Concord, Visitor and Tourism
Susan Zellmann-Rohrer — CCM Student
Pianos on the Town is proud to be part of the town-wide Concord250 celebration. We are grateful for the vision and support that make this project possible.

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