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Dartford Road, SEVENOAKS, TN13 3SU

A small cafe beside the cricket pitch.

Looking across part of the cricket pitch in the centre of Sevenoaks.

The bandstand is situated on the edge of the Vine Cricket Ground. Sevenoaks bandstand was erected in 1894 for summer musical events and it has continued to be used in this purpose ever since. It was refurbished in 2014. Band concerts are held throughout the summer on Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons. On this very hot Sunday afternoon the Sevenoaks & Tonbridge Concert Band were playing. Nearest to the camera is the cafe which was doing good business on this afternoon. The cricket pavilion beyond, which is the home to The Vine Cricket Club, was erected in 1850. The Vine Cricket ground is one of the oldest in existence and was given to the town by the 3rd Duke of Dorset in about 1778. The first fully reported match took place here in 1734.

The bandstand is situated on the edge of the Vine Cricket Ground. Sevenoaks bandstand was erected in 1894 for summer musical events and it has continued to be used in this purpose ever since. It was refurbished in 2014. Band concerts are held throughout the summer on Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons. On this very hot Sunday afternoon the Sevenoaks & Tonbridge Concert Band were playing. To the left of the bandstand is the cafe which was doing good business on this afternoon. The cricket pavilion to the right, and just out of the picture, is the home to The Vine Cricket Club. The Vine Cricket ground is one of the oldest in existence and was given to the town by the 3rd Duke of Dorset in about 1778. The first fully reported match took place here in 1734.

The bandstand is situated on the edge of the Vine Cricket Ground. Sevenoaks bandstand was erected in 1894 for summer musical events and it has continued to be used in this purpose ever since. It was refurbished in 2014. Band concerts are held throughout the summer on Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons. On this very hot Sunday afternoon the Sevenoaks & Tonbridge Concert Band were playing. To the left of the bandstand is the cafe which was doing good business on this afternoon. The cricket pavilion to the right of the bandstand is the home to The Vine Cricket Club, and was erected in 1850. The Vine Cricket ground is one of the oldest in existence and was given to the town by the 3rd Duke of Dorset in about 1778. The first fully reported match took place here in 1734.

The bandstand is situated on the edge of the Vine Cricket Ground. Sevenoaks bandstand was erected in 1894 for summer musical events and it has continued to be used in this purpose ever since. It was refurbished in 2014. Band concerts are held throughout the summer on Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons. However, this baking hot day was Armed Forces Day and the concert was taking place on a Saturday at the end of June.

The bandstand was manufactured in 1894 in Glasgow with money donated by Henry Swaffield. It is an open sided octagonal building constructed of random rubble at low level, supporting a tarmacadam base with cast iron ornamental columns and balustrading covered by a slate roof. The bandstand was renovated in 2004

The bandstand is situated on the edge of the Vine Cricket Ground. Sevenoaks bandstand was erected in 1894 for summer musical events and it has continued to be used in this purpose ever since. It was refurbished in 2014. Band concerts are held throughout the summer on Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons. On this Thursday evening the Sevenoaks & Tonbridge Concert Band were playing.

Looking across a small park near the cafe.