Eastbourne Bandstand
Eastbourne, Coast
Image: Eastbourne BandstandA listed 1935 seafront bandstand built in Neo-Grec style, hosting tribute nights, brass band afternoons and fireworks concerts. Seating is unreserved, either director chairs in the arena or on the balcony.
Highlights
- Listed 1935 bandstand in cream faience
- Tribute shows and fireworks specials
- Traditional afternoon brass band concerts
- Licensed bar and ice creams
Good to know
- A ticket guarantees entry but not a seat
- The venue is cashless and only drinks bought on site may be consumed
- Bags are searched and smoking and vaping are not allowed
Getting there
Eastbourne Bandstand, Lower Grand Parade, Eastbourne, BN21 3ADParking: Pay and display parking along Grand Parade. Eastbourne station is about a 10-minute walk.
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