Radio: Radio was a popular form of entertainment during the Great Depression. It provided free access to news, music, dramas, and comedy shows that helped lift people's spirits.
Movies: Going to the movies became a popular escape from reality during the Great Depression. With affordable ticket prices, people could enjoy watching films in theaters and temporarily forget about their economic struggles.
Dancehalls: Dancehalls offered a space for people to come together and socialize through dancing during the Great Depression. Dancing provided not only physical activity but also an opportunity for individuals to forget their troubles while enjoying music and movement.