Public displays refer to visual presentations or performances that occur in open or communal spaces, often intended for a broad audience. These displays can include art installations, concerts, parades, or exhibitions that engage the public and encourage interaction. They are typically organized by local governments, cultural institutions, or community groups to promote social engagement and cultural expression. Such events can enhance community spirit and provide entertainment, education, or awareness on various topics. Examples of public displays include street art, music festivals, and public speeches. These activities often aim to foster a sense of belonging and encourage participation among diverse groups of people.