Understanding illness through art
Academy Visual Arts Instructor Megan Hildebrandt, inspired by her own diagnosis, builds the Aesthetics of Health class.
Announcing the 2017 Interlochen Arts Academy Concerto Winners
Final auditions judged by New York Philharmonic musicians who are all Interlochen alumni.
NY Phil Biennial performance featured on WQXR
The New Yorker critic Alex Ross picks Bound to the Bow as his obsession of the week.
Music that inspires composer Steven Snowden
A Spotify playlist curated by one of our contributing Interlochen Arts Academy chamber concert composers.
Shura Baryshnikov teaches the art of touch
In wake of The Sleeping Beauty, Academy dancers get a chance to explore contact improvisation.
Repertoire announced for Interlochen Arts Academy chamber concert at Lincoln Center
Program for Jan. 28 performance includes works by alumni.
Interlochen students, alumnus named semifinalists in Sphinx Competition
Finalists and winners will be decided during competitions from Feb. 8-12 in Detroit.
Academy students take on faculty in pop quiz bowl
Surprise match at community meeting pits student team against faculty in a head-to-head battle of knowledge
Board of Trustees member named TED Fellow
Stanford Thompson has been selected as one of the 15 members of the 2017 TED Fellows class.
Interlochen Arts Academy launches partnership with New York Philharmonic
The collaboration, set for January 2017, will culminate with a student chamber concert at the Lincoln Center.
The New Yorker recognizes Interlochen on year-end list
The New Yorker's Alex Ross includes the Interlochen Arts Academy 2016 NY Phil Biennial performance of Ashley Fure's (IAA 98-00) Bound to the Bow as a notable performance from the year.
International interns enhance language-learning experience
French and Spanish Amity Foundation interns bring language to life at Interlochen Arts Academy.
Interlochen at the 2017 Grammy Awards
Dec. 6, 2016 — Over a dozen Interlochen alumni are included among the nominees in the 59th Annual Grammy Awards.
Interlochen reflects on World AIDS Day
Honoring several Interlochen alumni involved in the world of HIV/AIDS research or advocacy.
From the Archives with Byron Hanson: November/December 2016
Byron Hanson explores some of the notable events that occurred in Interlochen's history in the month of December.
A ring in a sock drawer: A tiny capsule of big memories
Mary Crull’s National Music Camp ring is a memento of a magical summer 80 years ago.
IPR: Celebrate the season from wherever you are
Interlochen Public Radio announces their 2016 holiday programming.
Taoufik Nadji featured on Forbes podcast
Interlochen Arts Academy instructor of physics and mathematics appeared on alumna Christina Wallace's recurring program.
J Berry and the quest for the sound
Interlochen’s manager of Instrument Services uses her resources, contacts and ingenuity to create the perfect instruments for Interlochen’s performances.
Virginia Ball recipients remember life-changing experiences at Interlochen
Eight students over 16 years have received the creative writing scholarship.
In Memoriam: November/December 2016
The transformation of a daughter inspires philanthropy
Bill and Linda Nelson support Interlochen to help others see that “Art Lives Here.”
Motifs: November/December 2016
Film takes to the forest
DeRoy Testamentary Foundation filmmaker-in-residence Lydia Hicks on helping young filmmakers capture Interlochen’s natural beauty.
Alumni shed light on The Light in the Piazza
Show lyricist/composer Adam Guettel (IAC 80) and original Broadway cast member Victoria Clark (IAC 77) bring their insight to Interlochen’s musical theatre students.