youth classes
Rooted in Culture. Rising in Leadership.
We cultivate grounded, expressive, culturally rooted leaders through movement.
Rooted in the traditions and movement languages of the African diaspora, our programs for youth nurture confident, thoughtful young people who understand both the power of artistic expression and their role within a broader cultural legacy.
Students engage in deep train in dance technique while also exploring the history, philosophy, and cultural contexts that shape the movement traditions they study.
This structured, multi-year training program develops confident, culturally grounded young leaders through movement, storytelling, and performance.
Classes Begin September 14th
The Mojuba! Youth Institute for Dance
& Cultural Leadership
Who is this for? Young people who are ready to move beyond basic classes into a space where culture, creativity, and leadership come together.
This comprehensive training program for young artists ages 8+ that blends dance education with cultural research, personal development, and leadership skills.
The program emphasizes real-world skills that extend beyond the studio. Students develop communication, presentation, teamwork, and leadership abilities that support success in school, community, and future careers.
The Mojuba! Young Artists Collective
Who is this for? Advanced students 15+ receive deeper mentorship, assist in classes, and gain leadership experience while preparing for pre-professional opportunities.
These select dancers perform in community events and productions, representing Mojuba!’s mission through culturally grounded and research-informed performance.
Students leave with:
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Confidence and stage presence
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Cultural awareness and pride
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Leadership and collaboration skills
Djembe Drum Orchestra
Who is this for? New and experienced percussionists and all those interested in learning more about traditional African instruments.
Learn more about the power of the instruments that make up the Djembe orchestra djembe, dundunba, sangba, kenkeni and more.
Students leave with:
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Confidence in playing in djembe orchestration
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Cultural awareness and pride
