In the media: Interlochen featured in New York Times' guide to Biennial
The New York Times included the Interlochen Arts Academy Orchestra "Young Americans" performance in its guide to the 2016 NY Phil Biennial.
Film festival marks Motion Picture Arts program’s anniversary
Future of Cinema Film Festival 2016 celebrates young filmmakers, from Interlochen and beyond.
Academy student Molly Monahan named one of the nation’s best young composers
Dr. Cynthia Van Maanen, Interlochen Instructor of Music Composition and Music Theory, recognized for her work with Monahan.
The active culture of Interlochen’s Motion Picture Arts program
Director Michael Mittelstaedt talks about teaching visual storytelling—and its role in understanding art and oneself—on MPA’s 10th anniversary
Presidential Search Update, May 2016
The search for the next President of Interlochen continues on schedule.
Singer-songwriters take the show on the road
This June, Interlochen singer-songwriter students hit the road for an east coast tour.
IPR: Prelude to the NY Phil Biennial - Christopher Rountree
From IPR's Meg Gruits, an interview with NY Phil Biennial guest conductor Christopher Rountree.
Interlochen alumni in 2016 Tony-nominated productions
Tune in on June 12, 2016, and find out which Interlochen alumni earn Tony Awards honors.
IPR: Prelude to the NY Phil Biennial - Hannah Lash
From IPR's Meg Gruits, an interview with NY Phil Biennial contributing composer Hannah Lash.
2016 Annual Drama Desk Award Nominations
Interlochen alumni featured among those nominated in the 61st annual awards.
Faculty featured in Traverse City concert series
The "Artists of Interlochen" concert series heads to Kirkbride Hall at The Village at Grand Traverse Commons this Spring.
Contemporary composer Ashley Fure visits Interlochen
Composer Ashley Fure visited Interlochen in preperation of the NY Phil Biennial.
IPR: Prelude to the NY Phil Biennial - Jonatan Myhre Jørgensen
From IPR's Meg Gruits, an interview with Interlochen Dance Company member Jonatan Myhre Jørgensen.
Interlochen hosts international art exhibit
The National Endowment for the Humanities’ traveling exhibit Bandits & Heroes, Poets & Saints: Popular Art of the Northeast of Brazil comes to Interlochen.
Percussion Faculty Profile: Gordon Hicken
Mei Stone returns from From The Top and “The President's Own”
Interlochen flutist Mei Stone spent her weekend in Washington, D.C. playing alongside the Marine Band. She was also recently featured on the classical music program From The Top.
IPR: Prelude to the NY Phil Biennial - Ashley Fure
From IPR's Meg Gruits, an interview with NY Phil Biennial contributing composer Ashley Fure.
NPR features Baltimore's OrchKids program
Interlochen Arts Campers and alumnus featured on NPR Weekend Edition.
Alumni Motifs: March / April 2016
News and updates about alumni, former employees and more.
Interlochen remembers Jim Harrison
A look back at Northern Michigan author and poet Jim Harrison's 1986 visit to Interlochen Center for the Arts.
From the Archives with Byron Hanson: March / April 2016
Taking a look at the history of "Sound the Call" at Interlochen Arts Camp.
In Memoriam: March / April 2016
Join us in saying goodbye to our fellow friends, family and alumni of Interlochen Center for the Arts.
How Academy alumna Holly Gilbert went from cello to NASA
Gilbert, who is working on the 2018 Solar Orbiter launch, gives much credit to Interlochen's science classes for fueling her passion for physics.
Musician meets machine: The digital artistry of alumnus Ben Grosser
In his artwork, Grosser asks the kind of questions that have become central to a society growing ever more dependent on software, operating systems and artificial intelligence.