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Since 1928, Interlochen Arts Camp has welcomed artists from across the globe to the land of stately pines. Things will be different this summer—but right now, the world needs art and creativity more than ever. Learn more about Interlochen Arts Camp transitioning to Interlochen Online.

Watch as students from Interlochen Arts Camp's rock/pop program take the stage at “Collage” 2019 and reflect on the life-changing experience.

This holiday season, Interlochen music instructor Joshua Davis offers this prayer for peace.

Thanks to the generous gifts of our donors, hundreds of aspiring artists were able to attend Interlochen Arts Camp and Interlochen Arts Academy in 2019. Here are some of the amazing moments you helped make possible. May the year ahead be full of opportunity and art!

Parents of Interlochen Arts Academy students share their experiences and how Interlochen has shaped their children's lives.

Art of Ecology students use art to convey what they’ve learned about the ecosystem of the Riley Woods.

Art of Ecology students present a special Earth Day convocation, sharing their knowledge with their peers through original songs and dances.

After a selective logging, Art of Ecology students plant native species to increase the biodiversity of Riley Woods. Support for this project was provided by Wilsonart.

Interlochen Arts Academy creative writer Darius Atefat Peckham reads his original work "The Beautiful Day Dance" at the 2017 Academy “Collage.”

Go behind the curtain as Interlochen's Siegfried and Odette share their experiences in Swan Lake.

Guided by Instructor of Ecology Mary Ellen Newport and guest artist Lydia Hicks, a new group of Interlochen Arts Academy students explore the changing environment of the Riley Road pine plantation.

Learn more about Interlochen Center for the Arts’ ongoing sustainability efforts.

Experience the impact of CREATE AMAZING.

Watch as Interlochen Arts Camp 2019 concludes with the traditional performance of "Les Préludes."

Interlochen Arts Camp’s beloved annual showcase, “Collage,” unites students of all ages and majors in a remarkable evening of creativity.

Four year Interlochen Arts Academy dancer Austin Dabney makes the leap from Interlochen to the Boston Ballet.

Interlochen Arts Camp welcomed over 1,300 young artists the weekend of June 22. These campers came from 51 states and territories and 33 countries for a summer of artistic growth and creative collaboration.

Author and Interlochen Alumni​ Brittany Cavallaro reads from her recently published Sherlock redux "A Study in Charlotte."

IAC and IAA alum William VerMeulen shares his three basic ingredients to becoming a great musician. VerMeulen is Professor of Horn at the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University.   

Students each year audition and are chosen to perform as a part of this tradition of showcasing each art form in a fast paced collection of work. See what it's like being a performer and the thrill of being a part of this showcase event.

This time of year we like to take a moment and say thank you. It's through your support that young artists can continue to shine their light on the world.

We’re proud to announce the return of the Virginia B. Ball Creative Writing Contest! Learn how you can win a full-tuition scholarship to Interlochen Arts Academy.

In an increasingly technological world, it’s easy for the arts to be overshadowed. Listen as some of Interlochen Arts Camp’s instructors share the importance of studying art.

In the Interlochen Arts Camp singer-songwriter program, aspiring musicians learn to express themselves and share their story through original songs. Learn how you can take your ideas from story to single.

The harp program at Interlochen Arts Camp offers students a breadth of experience, from solo rehearsal to ensemble performance. Listen as students and instructors share their passion for this beautiful instrument.

Summer at Interlochen Arts Camp is magical—for students, and for instructors. Learn why some of Interlochen’s long-serving faculty members return year after year.

Acclaimed conductor JoAnn Falletta shares what brings her back to Interlochen summer after summer.

A collection of the best moments from Interlochen Arts Camp "Collage" 2018.

A collection of highlights from the 2018 Interlochen Arts Camp "Collage."

Instructor of Environmental Exploration Coggin Heeringa shares the natural history of Interlochen and the importance of studying nature.

Interlochen Arts Camp guitar major Bobby Bush performs Francisco Tárrega’s “Recuerdos de la Alhambra.”

Four years after inventing the popular Melody Freeze treat “The Redd” as a camper, Intermediate Boys counselor Redd Ingram (IAC 14-15, IAC St 18) shares how his signature sundae was created.

Environmental artist Mary O’Brien explains how she is working with fellow artist Daniel McCormick and Interlochen Arts Academy students to restore the Riley Woods environmentally and aesthetically.

Art of Ecology students explain the importance of reforestation, their collaboration with guest artists Mary O’Brien and Daniel McCormick, and using art to express scientific ideas. Support for this project provided by Wilsonart and the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs.

The 2018 Arts Academy Commencement Address by Trey Devey, president of Interlochen Center for the Arts.