<![CDATA[Over the past ten years, running events in Indonesia, particularly in Bandung, have evolved from a fitness activity into a significant urban phenomenon, fostering social cohesion, maximizing the utilization of public space, and strengthening community connections. This study investigates the impact of event experience, public space perception, and community engagement on participant satisfaction levels at running events in Bandung. Using a quantitative methodology with a sample of 160 respondents and multiple linear regression, the findings indicate that event experience and community engagement significantly influence participant satisfaction, whereas public space perception does not. The active participation of residents, volunteers, and small businesses emerged as key factors, highlighting their crucial role in fostering a positive event environment. Collectively, these three variables accounted for 51.1 percent of the variance in participant satisfaction. While public space perception is not a key determinant, effective management can enhance an event's overall image. This study proposes a comprehensive framework for event organizers and urban stakeholders, along with strategic recommendations to maximize participant experience, empower local communities, and enhance public space in line with Sustainable Development Goal 11.]]>
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