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Storchvibes Announces Summer Music, Media Workshop in Jos

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Storchvibes Multimedia has announced its 2026 Summer Music, Media and Dance Workshop, an intensive training programme aimed at equipping young talents, emerging artists and creative enthusiasts with practical skills in the creative industry.

The workshop, scheduled for August 10 to September 4, 2026, will feature hands-on training in music, media, sound engineering and dance across two centres in Jos, Plateau State.

The organisers said the programme is designed to help participants develop their raw talents into professional skills through practical sessions facilitated by experienced practitioners.

Training areas will include piano and keyboard, guitar, drums and other percussion instruments, with violin theory compulsory under the music and instrumentation track.

Participants will also be trained in music production, sound engineering, audio mixing and professional vocal tracking.

The media and visual arts component will cover photography, videography, video editing and professional drone piloting, while dance will also form part of the programme.

Sessions will hold at COCIN Headquarters Church, Jos, on Mondays and Fridays, while the COCIN LCC Rayfield centre will host sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

The registration fee is ₦20,000, with interested participants required to make payment to Storchvibes Multimedia through its designated Access Bank account and forward proof of payment, full name and preferred training track to the organisers via WhatsApp or email.

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