The table illustrates the percentage of people participating in various cultural activities across three different age groups.
Overall, except the 45-47 age group, where undertaking any craft is the most popular, participating in performance is the most favorite choice of other age groups.
In detail, 35% of the youngest age group participate in performance, making it become the best choice among this age group, while the proportion drop significantly in their counterparts, 25-44 age group with 22% and elderly age group with 17%. The second most common activity are visual arts, with 30% participating with younger people, compared to 25-44 and 45-74 age groups with only 16% and 11%, respectively. Writing and computer-based activities have lower engagement overall, with the younger group leading participation at 17% and 10% respectively, while the figures for oldest group remain below 10%.
In contrast, undertaking craft and cultural purchases are more popular among older individuals. Undertaking craft participation increases with age, with 22% among the 45-74 age group engaged, compared to just 11% among the 16-24 age group. Cultural purchases follow a similar trend, with the highest proportion in the eldest group at 18% and the lowest at 11% among the youngest.
