This data estimates the frequency of cultural event attendance among 15–17 year olds. Table rows are categorized by type of leisure: total attendance is provided, along with separate figures for cinemas and theaters. Columns distribute respondents into ten population groups based on their per capita monetary income, ranging from the highest income to families with minimum income. This allows for tracking the relationship between household material status and youth cultural activity in 2025
Chart of cultural and entertainment event attendance by 15–17 year olds by population group
The table is a snapshot — 10 series shown across 6 breakdowns. 60 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Дети в возрасте 15 – 17 лет – всего” — 100; the smallest is “Дети в возрасте 15 – 17 лет — религиозное учреждение (или встречу верующих)” at 15.2. The gap between them is 6.6-fold.
All table numbers are series: 10
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в том числе проживают — в городских населенных пунктах
в том числе проживают — из них с численностью населения 1 млн и более
в том числе проживают — в сельских населенных пунктах
из них в домохозяйствах по 10-ти процентным группам населения по уровню среднедушевого денежного дохода — первая(с наименьшими доходами)
из них в домохозяйствах по 10-ти процентным группам населения по уровню среднедушевого денежного дохода — десятая (с наибольшими доходами)
Comparing rows shows which specific types of leisure are most popular among adolescents and how interest is distributed between cinema and theater. Columns showing percentages by income level help compare the activity of children from different social strata. Percentage values indicate the share of attendance within each group, with a base value of 100 for all categories. This enables an analysis of adolescent preference structures based on family wealth and identifies patterns in leisure habits
More in the section Social status and standard of living of the population»
The data is current for 2025 and provides a cross-section of respondents covering all income levels. Rosstat data is useful for sociologists, youth environment researchers, and cultural sector specialists for in-depth analysis of adolescent consumer behavior, as well as for anyone studying the impact of family economic status on the accessibility of cultural goods for the younger generation in modern Russia
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