For two weeks, children and teenagers honed their professional skills under the guidance of Latvian instructors. The camp gathered young musicians aged 12 to 16 who were learning to play the piano, violin, clarinet, saxophone, flute, accordion, bandura, and other instruments at various music schools in the Chernihiv region. To aid recovery after the war, a diverse program was provided for children and youth, which alternated academic work with art and ceramics classes, movement therapy, and psychological support. The camp program also included educational trips that allowed participants to learn about the history and natural resources of Latvia. Several concerts were also held as part of the event.