Grand bandstand

Paula Burch-Celentano pburch@tulane.edu

Within walking distance of Tulane’s uptown campus, the Newman Bandstand was built in 1921 near the Magazine Street entrance to Audubon Park. The bandstand sits among majestic live oaks and overlooks the Olmsted Lagoon, making it a popular location for weddings and other events, including a performance by the Tulane Concert Band in April.

 

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