| They remind me of the bandstands that jazz bands used to play in when I was a young girl in the South. |
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| By the late 20th century the booths had developed into large beer halls made of plywood, with interior balconies and bandstands. |
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| Over the past six decades, the bassist Ron Carter has become a familiar sight on bandstands, but never at the helm of his own big band. |
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| He's retained all the lessons he learned on those early bandstands and further refined his exceptionally elegant playing. |
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| Some gazebos in public parks are large enough to serve as bandstands or rain shelters. |
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| The collection includes views of City Square, well-kept parks and pristine bandstands, the Civic Hall, Boar Lane, and photographs from inside the infirmary. |
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| The bandstands in Cubbon Park and Lalbagh were built during the British regime and at that time, Western bands used to entertain people on Sunday evenings. |
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| As well as providing music for ceremonies and on the march, military bands play on bandstands, in concert halls, and for all manner of social purposes. |
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| A world tour of Games for lovers of chess and others games, vocal strolls in the streets of the city, concerts in the bandstands, readings in the Rose garden and free outdoor cinema, every Thursday, throughout the festival. |
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| Gospel, soul and salsa music blare from speakers and bandstands. |
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