Gendang Beleq is a traditional musical art form of the Sasak people in Lombok that holds high historical, social, and cultural value. However, the tide of modernization and the rapid development of information technology have the potential to shift the younger generation's interest away from this traditional art form. This community service activity aims to facilitate the regeneration of Gendang Beleq artists through an educational and collaborative approach, balancing traditional preservation efforts with adaptation to cultural changes in the modern era. The implementation method was carried out through three main stages: socialization and interest mapping, routine training in the Gendang Beleq drumming art for local youth, and the formation of a cultural discussion forum. The results of this community service activity show a significant increase in youth participation in mastering both basic techniques and rhythmic variations of Gendang Beleq. Furthermore, a youth arts group was formed that is capable of combining traditional musical elements with modern performance needs without losing its cultural essence. Participants' understanding of the philosophical values of Gendang Beleq also increased. The performing art of Gendang Beleq is an intangible cultural heritage of the Sasak people in Lombok, rich in historical value and local identity. However, the tide of modernization and the rapid development of information technology trigger dynamics of cultural change that affect youth involvement in preserving this tradition. This community service aims to educate, revitalize, and increase the active participation of the younger generation in Gendang Beleq art without ignoring modern cultural realities. This activity was carried out in West Lombok Regency, involving youth organization (Karang Taruna) members and students. The implementation methods used consisted of three main stages: interactive socialization regarding the historical value of Gendang Beleq, hands-on basic training in drumming and dance arts, and mentoring in the use of digital media for cultural promotion. The results of this community service activity show an 85% increase in youth understanding and interest in Gendang Beleq art. In addition, a new young drummers' group was formed, capable of blending traditional drumming techniques with digital content strategies on social media as a contemporary means of preservation. This community service successfully bridged the gap between preserving traditional values and adapting to cultural changes in the modern era, ensuring the sustainability of the Gendang Beleq tradition in the hands of the next generation.