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Congratulations to our award-winning students! Some winners will move on to compete at the national level.

Ana Gasteyer, an Interlochen alumna, has appeared on Broadway, in TV and movies, been a comedian, a recording artist and more.

Last fall, ground was broken on the future Dennison Center for Recreation and Wellness, named for the alumna whose generous gift will ensure year-round access to health and recreation for the Interlochen community.

Remembering hash browns, best friends and Challenges—not to mention all the valuable lessons learned across two years of camp.

Check out our list of Interlochen alumni whose work in acting, writing and music were honored in recent and upcoming ceremonies.

A look at important events in the history of Interlochen Center for the Arts.

Fine arts summer camp selects Valade Concertmaster Fellows to work with World Youth Symphony Orchestra.

With President Jeffrey Kimpton retiring in 2017, Interlochen has launched its search for our next president. Read the story for information about the process and how you can get involved.

Interlochen Arts Academy has recently been awarded The American Prize for Orchestral Performance for Arts High Schools.

Congratulations to longtime creative writing instructor Jack Driscoll on his National Endowment for the Arts Creative Writing Fellowship!

Percussion students get a rare double master class featuring Paris Opera first percussionist Jean-Baptiste Leclere and the international percussion duo NanaFormosa.

A group of about 100 students from local elementary schools traveled to Interlochen to view a new art installation created by Comparative Arts students. Titled Ensō, a reference to the Zen circle, the installation was a 15-minute-long collaboration between actors, art, spoken word and symbolism.

Several Interlochen alumni are among the nominees in the 73rd annual Golden Globe Awards.

Dec. 7, 2015 — Several Interlochen alumni are included among the nominees in the 58th Annual Grammy Awards.

Congratulations to the Interlochen students and alumni who made the list of 2016 YoungArts winners!

The Julian Lage Trio performed on IPR's Live from Studio A.

A community often has someone who has been lovingly immersed in it for so many decades, that they possess more than its collective knowledge. At Interlochen we call him Byron Hanson.

"Interlochen showed me that a profession in the arts was an actual possibility," says alumnus Roger Thomas who studied metalsmithing and ceramics at Interlochen.

Poet, teacher, artist: This frequent Interlochen collaborator brings her wealth of experience to campus to both inspire and be inspired.