Pianodrome

We create unique playable, community-centred sculptures made entirely from otherwise disused pianos. You can play it and sit in it. You are the music.

Pianodrome is a 100 seater amphitheatre made from 30 upcycled upright pianos.

09/10/2025

After hundreds of volunteer hours, a lot of biscuits and a fair amount of head scratching we are almost ready to fling open the doors to the glorious St Oswald’s Centre for the ‘soft’ (but also grand) opening of our new home for the Pianodrome in Bruntsfield. ❤️

On Friday 24th and Saturday 25th October we invite you in to the Pianodrome Bruntsfield Community Hub for the first time, to marvel at the architecture and enjoy coming together to celebrate the beginnings of what we hope will become our new permanent home. To celebrate the opening we’re scheduling a few very exciting acts, but we’re also interested to see what you bring to the space. We’ll be open from 10am - 5pm on both days, with more details to come. 🎹

Huge thank you to everyone who has chipped in or brushed or painted, scraped or hoovered so far! Much more to do but we’re making great progress! 🫶

06/10/2025

Orphean Sprig will be warming up the Pianodrome in Granton this Saturday from 4pm! 🎻 🍂

“…Guitar, three fiddles and the occasional viola, they explore arrangements of traditional, contemporary and self penned tunes…” check out their debut E.P. “Wandering” released in 2023!🎻

Free Entry, by donation

15/09/2025

Stepping in for this Saturday’s show is our Pip of - back from a writing residency in France with some brand new songs! Accompanied by on percussion, they’ll also be celebrating the latest single “Peace Manifest”.

Hope to see you there! - Free entry, by donation.

30/08/2025

A night of music and poetry with two featured poets followed by the band Anoraq fronted by Scottish-Mexican poet Patrick Romero McCafferty. 🇲🇽 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Name your price tickets 🎟️

28/08/2025

Coming up this Saturday evening at the Pianodrome Warehouse, a storm of a Pianist and one to watch; the inimitable .piano

Pavlina performed here back when she attended and has also performed with us in the royal high school for a recital and later as Karl Von Beethoven in “Playing Beethoven”, a Play by Tim Vincent-Smith in the Edinburgh fringe. She now resides in Dresden, Germany where she attends Hochschule für Musik Carl Maria von Weber. (See ticket page for more info)

Tickets are “Name Your Price” from £5 (Suggested £12) - Citizen ticket, see bio.

22/08/2025

Our Mystery act was all along! Join us this Saturday at the warehouse in Granton at 4pm for whatever wonders Will can whip up!

11/08/2025

We have four varied and spectacular shows left to come this month at Pianodrome in Granton!

We’ll have Italian/ Turkish Oud song, Patagonia Latin sound which is a vibe that describes itself, a ??MYSTERY ACT?? and the effervescent Pavlina Gusheva returning with Bach, Schumann Rachmaninoff.

Come and warm up your souls!

08/08/2025

Anna Mcluckie joins us for our first Saturday show in August 25, presenting a fusion of contemporary, popular and trad styles!

23/07/2025

We have the astounding Chris Lyons joining us on Saturday for a rare solo show at 4pm! Not one to be missed!

14/07/2025

Bewitching, harmonising, fiery sirens offering Bulgarian and Mediterranean trad songs returning to the Granton Pianodrome, this Saturday at 4pm ✨

Check info in our bio - Free Entry, by donation.

12/07/2025

On Monday 14th we have a special performance by The Bookshop band down at the Granton Pianodrome!

Brilliantly acclaimed and utterly delightful! It’s going to be a magical evening!

11/07/2025

Join us for some sunny bluegrass with the effervescent & - tomorrow at 4pm in the Granton pianodrome! ☀️

Address

28 West Harbour Road
Edinburgh
EH51PN

Website

http://pianodrome.org/

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