Open-air stages are outdoor platforms designed for performances, concerts, and events. They provide a space for artists to showcase their talents in a natural setting, often surrounded by nature or urban landscapes. These stages can vary in size and design, accommodating different types of performances, from theater to music festivals. Typically, open-air stages are equipped with sound systems, lighting, and seating arrangements for audiences. They are popular in parks, amphitheaters, and festival grounds, allowing for a communal experience where people can enjoy live entertainment while being outdoors. Examples include the Hollywood Bowl and Glastonbury Festival.