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The image shows a table with data on participation in cultural activities among different age groups in Scotland. For ages 16-24, percentages are: Any performance 35, Undertaking any crafts 11, Cultural purchases 11, Any visual arts 30, Any writing 17, Computer based 10. Ages 25-44, percentages are: Any performance 22, Undertaking any crafts 17, Cultural purchases 17, Any visual arts 16, Any writing 6, Computer based 9. Ages 45-74, percentages are: Any performance 17, Undertaking any crafts 22, Cultural purchases 18, Any visual arts 11, Any writing 5, Computer based 5. For all aged 16 and over, percentages are: Any performance 22, Undertaking any crafts 19, Cultural purchases 16, Any visual arts 15, Any writing 7, Computer based 6.
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The table delineates the proportion of Scottish adults across four age groups who participated in various cultural activities over the previous 12 months.
Overall, it is clear that younger people were more inclined to engage in performance-related activities, whereas older cohorts showed higher participation in cultural purchases and crafts.
Among the 16-24 age group, performance-related activities were the most popular, with just over a third (35%) participating. In contrast, those aged 45-74 displayed a sharp difference, with only 17% participation. Conversely, undertaking crafts was chosen primarily by the 45-74 age group at about 19%, while only 11% of the 16-24 age group engaged in this activity.
In terms of computer-based activities, this category attracted the least participation. The proportion of the 16-24 age group in computer-related activities was only 10%, while the oldest cohort was roughly 5%. Overall, only 6% of all participants engaged in this activity.
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