Blink-and-you'll-miss-it moments — quick, transient experiences that barely linger.

Short but impactful — enough time for a quick interaction, a brief sighting, or a passing soundscape.

Encounters that allow for deeper engagement — street performances, park conversations, pop-up art displays.

Extended interactions — a casual meetup, a neighborhood walk, a local event.

Half-day experiences — cultural festivals, street markets, or neighborhood explorations.

Day-long happenings — street fairs, protests, public art activations that evolve throughout the day.

An entire day's worth of activity — from dawn to dusk, capturing the city's changing rhythms.

Events or installations that linger for a while — enough time for locals to notice and interact.

Seasonal pop-ups, temporary exhibitions, or city art installations that become part of the routine.

Experiences tied to specific times of year — summer street fairs, holiday markets, winter skating rinks.

Semi-permanent features that stay long enough to become part of the urban fabric.

Lasting markers — murals, monuments, historic sites that remain as permanent city fixtures.

Undefined durations — moments that resist categorization, existing outside of time.