Wanna put a little pep in your step? Torture everyone in earshot with your musical hops? Toronto just got a working piano staircase, so your chance is now!
We guess someone with some influence in a board of directors somewhere watched Big one too many times. According to TO Times, a staircase in the Metro Centre has been converted to a working piano of sorts- you’ll trigger the sound of the keys with every step you take.
Related posts:
3 Canadian spots make list of World’s 10 Best Cities for Families
Guide: 5 unmissable fusion style restaurants in Toronto
The project was completed by Oxford Properties (ah, we know the culprit) and is fittingly close to Roy Thompson Hall. The stairs read “a little rhythm in your step,” and a sign mentions that both taking the stairs and music can improve your health.
We’re usually beelining for an escalator, elevator, or anything that isn’t stairs. Well, maybe it’s time to make our quads less noodly in the name of music.
Find the stairs in the PATH between Roy Thompson Hall and Metro Hall. We’re ready to hear your tunes! Just don’t trip and fall trying to hit that high note.
This November, Alberta's dinosaur capital is getting a film festival celebrating local filmmakers and homegrown…
With artists like Rush, Wolf Parade, and more!
Temperatures are dropping, and if you're anything like us, you're already dreaming of ski season…
Coming up with a name for your fur baby is an important task. You don’t…
Every November, thousands of white crosses line Memorial Drive in Calgary to honour the Canadian…
Patio season is its own culture in Toronto. Who says it ever has to end?…