"Play Me, I'm Yours" is an interactive musical art installation by British artist Luke Jerram to celebrate the combined 150 years of operation of three Cincinnati Public Radio stations. Jerram's street corner pianopalooza will begin Saturday, August 7, with the installation of 35 painted pianos throughout the area.| Some Locations of the pianos |
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| Blue Ash Square | Mariemont Square |
| Carl Lindner YMCA | Mason/Deerfield Graeter's |
| Cincinnati Museum Center | Montgomery City District |
| Cincinnati Zoo | Music Hall |
| Jungle Jim's International Market | Sharonville Arts Center |
After the initial installation of the 35 pianos, seven of them will be relocated in late August. When the installation ends September 17, the pianos will be donated to community arts centers and schools.
Cincinnati was to have been the first American venue to host "Play Me, I'm Yours," but New York nabbed the honor first, with 60 pianos gracing the Big Apple. The pianos were installed in June and stayed out through July 5.
| Other places pianos can be found: |
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| Fitton CenterFountain Square East/WestGreat American Ball Park | Music HallOxford Community Ats CenterPurple People Bridge |
| Hyde Park SquareLoveland Music AcademyMainstrasse Covington | Sawyer PointSquare at Union CenterUniversity of Cincinnati |
