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.

The given data describes the motives behind visiting arts

events

in the

last

20

years

in the UK.

Overall

, the performers have been the main reason to attract audiences for 20

years

,

while

work has been the least popular reason for

such

occasions.

Moreover

, a downward trend is seen in those who go to arts

events

to celebrate a special date. Twenty

years

ago, a majority of visitors

of

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recreational

events

went to see some specific artists, recording 58%, which doubled the proportion of those who came for special occasions. Meanwhile, going with children or attending for business purposes marked the

least

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percentage of attendees, ranging from 6 to 9%. Moving from there, the data on people going to see some performers plateaued at 55% and above until today.

Additionally

, the figures for those who come accompanying their offspring rose from 9% to 15% in just 10

years

and reached the highest point now at 24%.

Conversely

,

less

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people chose to attend recreational

events

for celebrations, as it

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a

suddenly

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drop from 27% to 9% after 2 decades.

Lastly

, business-related

motive

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motives

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rose slightly in the

last

decade, from 6% to 10%, and

then

levelled off there until today.