noun
definition
A small, open-air platform or enclosure for bands to play on, usually roofed.
definition
A small, informal stage, usually located in nightclubs, where local and amateur musicians perform.
Examples of bandstand in a Sentence
The park had a bandstand used for Sunday afternoon concerts.
A new bandstand was erected at the Villa Marina in 1996.
Though the program focused heavily on the family as a unit, its protagonist was American Bandstand dancer Meg Pryor, played by actress Brittany Snow.
A welcoming party on the pier joined by The Blazing Sounds along with a jazz band in the town's bandstand.
Park buildings and structures, including the bandstand, were restored and the fountain was re-created.
One went to Peckham Rye, and the other went to Southwark Park, replacing a smaller bandstand which went to Plumstead.
Rare surviving example of a cast iron Victorian bandstand.
Released on 28 July 2004 The mobile bandstand does it again!
A fine view across the lake in West Park looking toward the town center showing the old bandstand.
Where foreign powers once drilled their troops, there is now a leisurely parade, serenaded by the music from the central bandstand.
Frank's Park fireworks, Callender's Band tightly packed in the small bandstand.
The original cast iron bandstand was erected in 1885 in a position now marked by a clump of rhododendron.
An extensive patio area provides space for community events and the recently restored bandstand and ornamental fountain provide focal points within the gardens.
These ceilings absorb up to 60 percent of the sound reaching them, which is very good news if your bedroom is directly over the family bandstand.