Stovehouse Dueling Pianos: Otis Walker vs. Lisa Chang

If your family has ever belted out a favorite song at the top of your lungs, you'll love Stovehouse Dueling Pianos. Every Wednesday evening, talented pianists Otis Walker and Lisa Chang face off in a friendly musical battle, taking requests and transforming the Stovehouse Food Garden into an interactive sing-along party. This isn't a stuffy concert—it's an energetic, request-driven show where the audience helps decide what gets played next, from classic rock to current hits, Disney favorites to vintage pop. The fun happens every Wednesday from 6:00 to 9:00 pm at the Stovehouse Food Garden on Governors Drive. Best of all, admission is free and all ages are welcome, making this an easy midweek outing when you need a break from the routine. Since Stovehouse operates as a food hall, you can grab dinner from one of the onsite vendors—think pizza, barbecue, or tacos—and settle in at a picnic table while the pianos duel it out. Arrive early if you want a prime spot close to the action. This event works beautifully for families with kids who love music and aren't intimidated by a lively crowd. Younger children might enjoy the first hour or so before their bedtime, while tweens and teens often get a kick out of requesting their favorite songs and watching the pianists improvise. Bring cash for tips if your family makes a request—it's part of the interactive fun. And since it's outdoors in the Food Garden, there's room for restless kids to move around between bites and musical numbers.