A sign outside the Botanical Garden indicate that the Flower Piano event was happening. It read, "Flower Piano Sept 8-12."

Two pianos were set just outside the entrance to the Botanical Garden. One was decorated with flowers, the other was a miniature piano.

Another sign just inside the entrance thanked many businesses for their sponsorship of the Piano Garden event.

The first piano, found as part of the Flower Piano event in San Francisco's Botanical Garden, was unplayed.

A small sign, next to a dirt path through the Garden, indicated that there was a piano at the end of the path.

The second piano, found in the South Africa Garden, was being played by a masked Eric Shifin.

A sign, in the South African Garden, listed who would be playing when.

A third piano was found under a covered stone arbor. This piano was being played.

A fourth piano was being played down in a grove surrounded by people being entertained.

Another piano was being played on the Conifer Lawn. The grass was shaded by surrounding trees.

A wide sign held a map to the piano locations, and well as the times and by whom each would be played.

Part of the wide list showed the pianos that were being played on this day.

The person playing this piano was dressed in a fancy old-time costume.

The man playing the next piano appeared old with a white beard.

Another piano was still covered and waiting to be played.

A man sat in a lawn chair on the stage and filmed the man playing the piano that day.

A young man in silhouette played a well shaded piano.

Two signs, located in the Fragrance Garden, listed who would play the piano and on which days.

A piano was covered with metal pots of cut flowers. A woman sat on a cushion on the bench while playing the piano.