Town hall

A town hall typically refers to a public meeting or gathering where community members can discuss issues, ask questions, and engage with local government officials. These events are often held in a designated building called a town hall, but the term also applies to the gathering itself. Town halls aim to promote transparency, encourage citizen participation, and provide a platform for dialogue between residents and their elected representatives, addressing topics such as local policies, community concerns, and upcoming projects. They can take various formats, including speeches, Q&A sessions, and open forums for discussion.