The chart above illustrates the upward trend of different recreational activities at a community center in Sydney, Australia, over the course of 5 years between 2019 and 2023. These activities include dance classes, yoga classes, art workshops, as well as a chess club. All activities follow a stable incline in the number of participants except for dance classes, which have a turbulent yet generally upward trend.
Both the chess club and art workshops have around the same number of participants, with art workshops bringing in around 20 participants in 2019 and ending with 40 participants by 2023. the chess club has a few participants less than the art workshops, bringing in around 18 participants in 2019 and around 26 participants in 2022, before gaining an extra few participants in 2023, bringing its final count at 40 participants.
Similarly, yoga classes followed the same trend, with 30 participants in 2019 and steadily gaining new participants, to a total of 40 participants by 2021. As we advance, these classes start to follow a steeper incline than usual, bringing their final head count to 60.
Finally, dance classes are the anomaly in contrast to other recreational activities held at the community center. Starting with 50 participants, it quickly lost a handful of participants in 2020 before sharply gaining members in 2021, bringing its participant count from around 45 to 60. It then follows the same trend in 2022 and 2023, bringing its final participant count to 70 members.
Overall, this chart shows a general consistent upward trend over a 5-year-period for all recreational activities held at the community center in Sydney, Australia with the exception of dance classes, which showed a more turbulent upward trend.