[
US
/ˈbændˌstænd/
]
[ UK /bˈændstænd/ ]
[ UK /bˈændstænd/ ]
NOUN
- a platform where a (brass) band can play in the open air
How To Use bandstand In A Sentence
- Gravesham Borough Band is busy with its season of summer bandstand engagements but desperately needs a dedicated permanent conductor and cornet, trumpet and clarinet players.
- Four lights have been erected around the bandstand in Lund Park, Keighley, and the entrance in Malsis Road.
- The collage is based on a sheet of calico and depicts many familiar Chippenham landmarks such as the river, the war memorial, the Western Arches and the park bandstand.
- The canopy was supported by four ornate wrought iron columns that were leftover from the bandstand in the park.
- The menu board outside and the bandstand inside inspired me to grab a table post-haste.
- Alongside is a fine recreation ground, with cycle and other tracks, bandstand, etc.
- I also remember this great soul band that used to play in a bandstand in the park on our holidays at Butlins at nearby Ayr.
- Children danced by the bandstand and cartwheeled across the grass, while others enjoyed a picnic or stretched out to soak up the sunshine.
- On Sunday her campaign was finally concluded when the completed bandstand in Clarence Park was officially opened.
- The bandstand has lost original parts, such as the decorative balustrade and metal enclosures, which surrounded the construction.