This nighttime image depicts a public street scene during a festive event, likely a parade or gathering, in the German Colony neighborhood of Haifa, Israel

This nighttime image depicts a public street scene during a festive event, likely a parade or gathering, in the German Colony neighborhood of Haifa, Israel. The prominent white two-story building in the mid-ground on the right features the discernible red text "LIAISON OFFICE" on its facade, identifying it as the Baháʼí World Centre Liaison Office. The foreground is occupied by the back of an individual wearing a dark blue hooded jacket and light pants, holding a white object with red stripes. Ahead of this individual, a pipe band comprising numerous members is positioned on the street. Band members wear light tan or khaki-colored uniforms, dark hats (some with feathers), and plaid sashes or kilts. Many are equipped with bagpipes, some with red covers. A male band member, slightly left of center, is smiling directly towards the camera. To his right, a female band member is visible, also in uniform and holding a red-covered bagpipe. The street surface in the immediate foreground features a distinct teal-colored painted strip. In the background, numerous spectators are gathered on the right side of the street, observing the band. The scene is illuminated by multiple streetlights casting a greenish-white hue, and holiday string lights decorate the "LIAISON OFFICE" building and overhead, including a blue illuminated snowflake or star motif. Other buildings are visible in the darker background.