A glance of the line graph illustrates the ratio of residents in Melbourne participating in 5 different activities- film club, martial arts, amateur dramatic, table tennis and musical performance from 2000-2020.
Overall, the participants in film club and martial arts stay relatively stable compared to the other three activities. Table tennis has a sharply climb after 2010 while amateur dramatic show a decline trend. Musical performances have a shorter history, starting from 2005 with a gradually increase.
Film club is the most popular event in Melbourne, hovering between 60% to 70% over the period. Martial arts stand at the second place, fluctuating between 30% to 40%. However, table tennis began at just below 20%, remaining steady for 10 years before a rapid rise then surpassed martial arts became the second popular activity after 2015, reaching at just above 50 % in 2020. In contrast, amateur dramatic is the only event that be in decline, starting at around 25% then gradually fell to the low of only below 10%. Musical performance was introduced in 2005, with a steady growth, finishing at around 20% in 2020.
In summary, Melbourne people had a tendency to join film club and table tennis is the new popular activity while amateur dramatic slowly fade away in Melbourne.