Trail Head Childrens Museum: Crested Butte, Colorado.  The hills are alive with the sound of music, thanks to a brand new public installation by the Trailhead Childrens Museum.  On Wednesday December 5th, 2012 The Trailhead Childrens Museum,

unveiled their newest exhibit, the outdoor Musical Instrument Garden. Located outside the current Trailhead facility in the base area of Mt. Crested Butte, the Garden includes five permanent outdoor musical instruments made by the company Free Notes Harmony Parks, with a weather station, weaving station and outdoor garden underway. The Board of Directors has graciously made the exhibit open to the public with a suggested donation for those not entering the Museum.

Millstone Creek: Columbus, Ohio. “The first time I heard Freenotes instruments being played, I was blown away by their sound quality.  They are beautiful instruments that make beautiful sounds.  And the best part is they have been designed to withstand the heavy use and weather conditions of being outdoors.  They have even figured out how to ensure that no one walks away with the mallets,” says Mara Kaplan of Accessible Playgrounds. “I am very impressed with Freenotes’ commitment to ensuring that people with disabilities have an opportunity to experience the thrill of making music, but also the respectful and well-researched way they discuss different disabilities.”

Botanical Gardens: Instruments were placed on loan at the Botanical Gardens in Key West, Florida for a sculpture exhibition. The Garden's Education Department learned the instruments were about to be removed so they had an emergency fundraising effort to make the installations permanent. After a week of public donations and funds from the Education Department, the instruments now call Key West home.

Discovery Playground: Auburn's Les Gove Park in Auburn, Washington

Jackson Park: Minneapolis City of Lakes Rotary Club of Minnesota earned a Rotary International Significant Achievement Award for their installation of Freenotes

The Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center of Boston, MA. Will change the lives of Boston's inner-city families for generations to come. At the Kroc Center children will play. Learners will discover. Families will come together. The Kroc Center will bring hope and new life to a community in need and a vision for the next generations.

Located in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City, this seven instrument installation is part of a wheelchair accessible Rotary Playpark that was dedicated at an opening ceremony during the 2002 Winter Olympics and used as a torch stop for the Para-Olympic procession.

The original Harmony Park™ musical playground was developed and installed in Moab, Utah's Rotary Park, in 1995. New instruments have been added to this playground in several phases and have consistently delivered musical fun and recreation to the Moab community and its visitors from around the world for many years.

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