Mesa hosted an event call "Play Me, I'm Yours". There were 24 playable and artistically enhanced pianos were at the MAC for a brief time. I think there was a concert in which all 24 pianos were played as part of the celebrations of a major milestone: 10 years at their beautiful location in Downtown Mesa. Later, the pianos were scattered all over Mesa. I found all but one piano. The piano located near the Mesa Convention Center was removed due to vandalism. As I looked for each of the pianos. I learned more about Mesa. Mesa is a truly unique city and I'm so glad that I explored it as I looked for these pianos. Each piano was donated and decorated by different people and organizations that reside in Mesa. There were a lot of people that worked to put on this event. I'm so glad that I stumbled upon it. I loved finding each of these pianos.
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| Piano #1 Morris Plaza |
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| Piano #2 Robson and Main |
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| Piano #3 i.d.e.a. Museum |
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| Piano #4 AZ Natural History Museum "Writers Piano" |
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| Piano #5 MacDonald and Main Mesa High designed and painted this piano |
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| Piano #6 Main Street East of MacDonald |
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| Piano #7 Main Street, West of Center "Bird" Piano |
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| Piano #8 Center and Main |
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| Piano #9 Mesa Arts Center |
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| Piano #10 Mesa Contemporary Arts Gallery |
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| Piano #11 Mesa Contemporary Arts Museum |
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| Piano #12 Mesa Urban Garden |
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| Piano #13 Benedictine University |
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| Piano#14 Mesa Drive and Main |
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| Piano #15 Mesa Convention Center This was the piano I didn't get to see It was taken away due to vandalism |
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| Piano #16 Mesa Public Library |
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| Piano #17 Sloan Park |
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| Piano #18 Hohokam Park |
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| Piano #19 EVIT |
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| Piano #20 Mesa Community College |
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| Piano #21 Red Mountain Multigenerational Center It rained the night before, so they bagged it |
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| Piano #22 Eastmark |
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| Piano #23 Mesa Gateway Airport |
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| Piano #24 Rogue Piano This piano moved locations We found it on the first day |
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