MEMA Launches Free”Treat Session” to Give Lagos Residents a Hands-On Music Experience.

Lagos, Nigeria — Music enthusiasts and aspiring instrumentalists in Lagos now have an exciting opportunity to explore their musical talents through MEMA’s newly announced Treat Session, a free open studio experience designed to introduce participants to the joy of playing musical instruments in a relaxed and welcoming environment.

The initiative offers attendees a unique chance to spend one full hour playing an instrument of their choice, including drums, guitar, keyboard, and other available instruments. Whether you’re a complete beginner, a hobbyist looking to improve your skills, or simply someone curious about making music, the Treat Session promises an engaging and enjoyable experience.

Beyond instrument practice, the event is designed to foster community among music lovers. Participants will have the opportunity to connect with fellow enthusiasts, share experiences, learn new skills, and enjoy a vibrant creative atmosphere.

According to the organizers, the program aims to make music more accessible and encourage people to discover their hidden talents without the financial barriers often associated with music lessons or studio sessions.

The Treat Session is proudly sponsored by Marvin Empire & MEMA, organizations committed to promoting music education, creativity, and artistic development within the community.

Interested participants are encouraged to register immediately, as spaces are limited. Registration is exclusively available to individuals currently located in Lagos, Nigeria, and sessions will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

For anyone who has ever dreamed of playing an instrument or experiencing the thrill of creating music firsthand, MEMA’s Treat Session presents the perfect opportunity to learn, connect, and have fun—all at no cost.

Sponsored by “Marvin Empire & MEMA” Register now via the link below

Click “here” to register immediately,you can secure a session only if you’re in Lagos,Nigeria.