The table demonstrates the number of people who took part in various activities at one social place in Melbourne, Australia, between 2000 and 2020.
Overall, it is clearly seen that the highest number of participants was in the film club, which remained dominant throughout the period, whereas others experienced growth and declines.
Regarding the film club and martial arts, it is evident that the film club had the highest participation at the beginning, with approximately 65 participants, compared to under 40 for martial arts. Following this, the film club slightly decreased in number, though it gradually rose again to around 65 in 2020, while martial arts experienced fluctuations, reaching nearly 40 participants.
With respect to amateur dramatics, table tennis, and musical performances, the largest number was in amateur dramatics, with numbers standing at more than half of 30, as well as under 20 in table tennis. However, musical performances had no participants at the beginning. Then, the two activities—amateur dramatics and table tennis—gradually grew similarly until 2005. In addition, musical performances started to increase modestly in number that year. After five years, amateur dramatics rapidly declined over time, reaching under 10 in 2020. Furthermore, table tennis and musical performances rose considerably, with over 50 participants in table tennis and under 20 in musical performances in 2020.