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Band 7+: The table below shows the results of a 20-year study into why adults in the UK attend arts events. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a table detailing reasons for attending arts events by UK adults over three time points, with percentages for each category: Desire to see specific performer/artist (20 years ago: 58%, 10 years ago: 55%, today: 56%), Accompanying children (20 years ago: 9%, 10 years ago: 15%, today: 24%), Special occasion/celebration (20 years ago: 27%, 10 years ago: 20%, today: 9%), and Work/business (20 years ago: 6%, 10 years ago: 10%, today: 11%).
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The table illustrates the reasons for applying to arts for the UK adults in three different years. All numbers presented in percentages.

Overall, while figures for accompanying children and work/business sectors increased, the opposite was true for special occasion/celebration category. Meanwhile, wish to see popular artist or performer remained stable. Notably, desire to see specific performer/artist was main reason throughout the period, while the proportion of attending to special occasion reduced.

The figure for special occasion/celebration sector followed decreasing pattern. Starting with an initial 27%, a number of causes related to notable opportunities for 7 and 11 percentage points, respectively during two decades, showing the biggest downgrade. The desire to see performer/artist, which initially accounted for the highest proportion at 58%, remained stable at 56%.

Taking care of children and occupation, on the other hand, exhibited an upward trend. Beginning with 9%, the proportion of accompanying children rose to 24%, marking the largest difference. The work/business sector had the lowest percentage 20 years ago with 6%, growing to 11%.

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