Handling pushpin events is fairly simple. For example, to handle a simple mouse left-click event we use the MouseButtonEventHandler event handler as:

myPin.MouseLeftButtonUp += new
MouseButtonEventHandler(myPin_MouseLeftButtonUp);

Here myPin_MouseLeftButtonUp is our function that will execute when the event triggers. We declare this as a simple function that shows a message box alert.

void myPin_MouseLeftButtonUp(object sender,
MouseButtonEventArgs e)
{
Pushpin localPushPin = new Pushpin();
localPushPin = (Pushpin) sender;
MessageBox.Show("You are Here : " +
localPushPin.Location.Latitude + "," +
localPushPin.Location.Longitude);
}

The following screenshot shows how it will look in the emulator: