Is the event open to the public or closed?
Open to the Public : events that occur without restriction or selection of the public, with or without ticket sales, and may also include partial sales directed to a specific audience. Examples: Fairs, Exhibitions, Musical Shows of any kind, launches, awards ceremonies, parades, contests, festivals, graduations, sporting events of any kind, shows, exhibitions, demonstrations, parades and other events in public spaces or in open/closed locations.
Closed to the Public : This refers to events that involve the free and targeted distribution of invitations, or where the event organizer, whether an individual or a legal entity, selects the invited audience. Examples include: seminars, congresses, symposiums, courses, classes, workshops, birthdays, weddings, and baptisms.
Is the venue open, semi-open, or closed?
- Open Space: there is no point of entry and the public has free access to the event, such as streets, squares, beaches and other open-air spaces;
- Semi-Open Space: These are places surrounded by permanent or temporary structures that provide access to the interior of the event. Examples: courts, soccer fields, sites, farms, and ranches.
- Enclosed Space : area delimited by civil construction, concert halls and performance venues, party halls, buffets and other properties with structures suitable for holding events.
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