Busking refers to performing in public spaces in exchange for voluntary donations. A person engaged in such performances is called a busker. It is a form of informal cultural expression commonly seen in busy urban areas.
Busking may include singing, playing musical instruments, dancing, juggling, acrobatics, magic and other street performances. Common venues include sidewalks, parks, public plazas and metro/subway stations, particularly locations with high pedestrian movement.
APSC Relevance: Culture; Tourism.
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