Music Made For The Great Outdoors

Percussion Play is the leading manufacturer of outdoor musical instruments. With a diverse selection of musical and percussion instruments, we are committed to making musical expression accessible to everyone, everywhere.

Music is found in every known culture, past and present and has evolved to become a fundamental component of human life. Differences in age, gender, ethnic or linguistic background have no place in music and obstacles present in other activities defined by motor and mental ability are absent where music is concerned. Music is naturally the most universal language at our disposal and everyone has the potential to make music.

Percussion Play's outdoor musical instruments make perfect additions to an abundance of settings, bringing music to outdoor spaces across the world. They can be effortlessly played and enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities, and allow kids and adults to realise how truly gratifying it is to make music together. There is no need for musical direction and any combination of our outdoor musical instruments can be played together harmoniously. Our products bring the fun and ease of playing musical and percussion instruments into the outside world, and can even provide music therapy.

Whether you are looking for a new addition for an urban space or a rural play area, music park, recreation park, school playground, elder centre or tourist attraction, at Percussion Play we have a range of funky inclusive outdoor play equipment and inclusive playground equipment to suit your musical needs.

We invite you to create beautiful soundscapes in your outdoor area with Percussion Play's musical and percussion instruments.

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What our customers say

“It's been a HUGE hit. I like it because it sounds like windchimes outside of my office. We've signed up 5 people with library cards just from them pulling over to look at the garden”

Angela Powell | Branch Manager ,

Johnson Memorial Library, Hicksville, Ohio

“People just love it. We see visitors stop as they walk by, hear the sounds, and feel drawn in. It’s so inviting - you can’t help but want to join in and play. At first, some people were worried it would just be a racket - we’re right in the heart of the community - but it sounds amazing. People really appreciate the music; it draws them in from the street."

Joanne Gregoire | Director of Culture at the Centre,

Grand Coteau Heritage and Cultural Centre, Shaunavon, Saskatchewan

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"Music is critical for brain development, sensory growth, motor skills, and community connection. We would absolutely recommend that other children's museums consider incorporating outdoor musical instruments into their spaces."

Ashley Lukaris | Marketing Lead for the Oregon Center for Creative Learning,

Children's Museum of Southern Oregon, Medford, Oregon

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"It was a huge hit. Our participants - regardless of age, regardless of their disability - love them. They are truly inclusive instruments."

Mircea Divricean, | Camp K President & CEO,

Camp Kostopulos (Camp K), UT

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"It just sounds so lovely having the instruments outside. Guests walk in and immediately hear children making music. Some are playing familiar tunes, while others are inventing their own. It's been really, really fun."

Sarah Magallanes | Visitor Experience Coordinator,

The Children's Museum at La Habra, CA

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Kind's Award

Percussion Play wins King's Award for Enterprise

Percussion Play Director Robin  Ashfield playing the Duo outdoor xylophone with Nigel Atkinson Esq, HM Lord-Lieutenant

Percussion Play was named the winner of a 2024 King’s Award for Enterprise in the International Trade category in acknowledgment of its outstanding growth in overseas sales over the past three years. The King's Award for Enterprise is an award for outstanding achievement by UK businesses. Designed to recognize and encourage outstanding achievements in Innovation, International Trade, Sustainable Development, and Promoting Opportunity (through social mobility), the King’s Awards scheme was instituted by Royal Warrant in 1965. The first Awards were made in 1966. In its 55th year, the King’s Award for Enterprise is one of the most respected and esteemed global business awards.

Percussion Play Directors Robin and Jody Ashfield with a large outdoor musical instrument
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