SPOKANE, Wash.-- For all you music-lovers out there, a painted piano is available at Riverfront Park starting Friday, June 1.
The 'Piano in the Park' was donated by Music City and weather-proofed by the Piano Technicians Guild. The design for the piano was created and painted by art students from Spokane Falls Community College.
"We found a perfect place for it under the clock tower and then we had to find someone to paint it," David Heidel, a member of The Piano Technicians Guild, said.
Kiara Lime, an art student at Spokane Community College, had a vision for the piano that would live permanently in the park.
"I was basing the design on my love of the nature around the park and Riverfront," she said.
It will be available at the base of the clock tower throughout the summer.
All panels of the piano were painted to show scenes of nature from around Spokane.
Park visitors are encouraged to play the piano.
Once a month a piano technician will come down to make sure it is tuned and ready to go for you to get creative and perform for whoever is in the park.