Cunningham Piano has a new home at 450 S. Henderson Road in King of Prussia. Explore a bigger showroom, the new Yamaha Experience Room, our on-site piano factory, an expanded music school, and Cunningham Hall, a 120-seat concert space opening November 6 with Adele’s pianist Eric Wortham.
After months of planning and building, Cunningham Piano has a new home: 450 S. Henderson Road in King of Prussia. For the first time in our history, our showroom, factory, warehouse, music school, and a brand-new 120-seat concert hall all live under one roof.
This move is about more than square footage. It brings together everything we do, from restoring and preparing pianos to teaching students and presenting concerts, so that every visit shows you the whole of Cunningham Piano.
The Yamaha Experience Room
The first thing you see when you walk in is the Yamaha Experience Room, a dedicated space to explore the full Yamaha line.
The room follows Yamaha's Continuum concept: a journey from the fully traditional acoustic grand to the most innovative piano technologies. Yamaha has been building pianos since 1900, when Torakusu Yamaha completed the company's first upright, and that craftsmanship is the foundation for everything else. Grands, uprights, hybrids, and Disklaviers sit side by side, so you can trace the line from more than a century of traditional building to the technologies expanding what a piano can do today.
Our goal is simple: to expand your sense of what a piano can be. Whether you have never touched a keyboard or you perform on concert stages, this room will change how you think about the instrument.
Craftsmanship You Can See
For the first time, our factory and warehouse are integrated with the store. The craftspeople who prepare every piano we sell now work steps from the sales floor.
That means what you see in the showroom is truly what we do. The care that goes into each instrument is no longer happening somewhere else; it is happening right here, under the same roof where you choose your piano.
A Growing Music School
Our music school has expanded too, with more teaching studios and room to grow. Students now learn in the same building where pianos are prepared, sold, and performed on, surrounded by music at every stage.
Cunningham Hall: A Room Built for Music
At the heart of the new building is Cunningham Hall, a 120-seat performance space built for the kind of concerts you feel in your chest.
Every seat is close to the stage. There is no bad angle and no distant balcony. When a pianist leans into a quiet passage, you hear it the way the artist intended.
Cunningham Hall will host recitals, community events, and special performances throughout the year. It is our invitation to make live music a regular part of your life, right here in King of Prussia.
First Fridays Opens November 6 with Eric Wortham
Cunningham Hall is also home to First Fridays, our new monthly concert series, and we could not ask for a better first act. Adele's pianist and Yamaha artist Eric Wortham takes the stage on Friday, November 6 at 7 PM.
Eric has toured the world with Adele, and he brings that same artistry to an intimate evening in our new hall. It is exactly the kind of up-close performance this room was built for.
We expect this one to sell out. Get your tickets now.
Come Visit
Walk the floor, play a few pianos, peek in on the craftspeople at work, and see what this next chapter looks like. We built it for you.
Cunningham Piano Company 450 S. Henderson Road, King of Prussia, PA 19406