The graph illustrates the changes in the number of social center members in Australia within the period of 20 years, from 2000 to 2020. The presented information covers five activities: film club, martial arts, dramatics, table tennis and musical performances.
The most popular activity among the visitors is the film club with the relatively stable number of members, fluctuating around 65 people. Martial arts share the same trend: though this activity attracts twice as less people as the film club, the average number remains between 30 and 40 participants. It was also the second most popular choice among the visitors of the social center until table tennis won the competition in 2015. Starting with less than 20 members, this club saw a sharp rise in popularity after 2010 and reached its peak in 2020, comprising slighly iver 50 members.
As for amateur dramatics, the number of visitors has been steadily decreasing, going down to less than 10 people in 2020. Musical performances, meanwhile, opened the doors only in 2005 but quickly gained popularity: the increase in demand remains stable, the club showing steady growth.
Overall, the film club and martial arts demonstrated consistent stability over the period of 20 years. Drama and table tennis saw good and bad times. Music club, which was presented later than other activities, is rising slowly from the outsiders.