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Măcelaru will lead the artistic development of Interlochen’s renowned summer orchestra program.

Interlochen filmmaking alumni took home awards at the 13th annual event.

The Michigan Agriculture Environmental Assurance Program (MAEAP) certification is awarded to the top 5% of Michigan farms.

Nestled in the heart of Interlochen’s scenic northern Michigan campus and outfitted with cutting-edge acoustic technology, the new $24 million Music Center is unparalleled for a high school facility and will transform the way aspiring musicians at Interlochen learn and collaborate with each other.

Led by Grammy Award-winning violinist Jeremy Kittel, the string quintet blends elements of Celtic, bluegrass, jazz, folk and classical music.

The new position is the latest of many investments Interlochen has made over the past several years to promote safety on its 1,200-acre campus. 

Students will stage the critically acclaimed musical Nov. 15, 16, 20, 21, and 22 in Harvey Theatre.

Instructor of Contemporary Dance shares her dance roots, tips for young dancers, and love of kiteboarding.

Trombonist Thomas Riccobono, hornist Corbin Wagner, and trumpeter Ken Larson will unite for a program of solo and ensemble music on Nov. 14. 

Interlochen Center for the Arts mourns the passing of longtime Michigan Governor and Trustee Emeritus William G. Milliken.

Ahead of his Oct. 20, 2019 concert at Corson Auditorium, Lovett opens up on why he loves coming back to Interlochen Center for the Arts.

From being bribed to rehearse to teaching at The Juilliard School—the acclaimed oboist reflects on his artistic journey.

From Newton to Faraday, five ways a pursuit of arts can improve academic studies and overall outcomes.

Principal trombonist of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra shares why she loves teaching and what young musicians can do to advance their careers.

Celebrate the autumnal season with five spooky recordings from the archives of Interlochen Center for the Arts.

The expansion and renovation will include four studios, a fitness room, physical therapy space, costume storage, and more.

Ahead of their October 2019 concert, an interview with Steep Canyon Rangers’ Mike Guggino.

Prestigious international competition for high school-aged creative writing students launches today.

Broadway actor and Arts Camp alumnus chats about recording his debut album, rehearsing for Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert, and learning to walk in “kinky boots.”

A chance encounter leads to the discovery of a forgotten treasure.

A conversation with Detroit Symphony Orchestra Assistant Principal Bassist and Interlochen alumnus Steve Molina.

Electees include an international shipping executive, the founder of Aware Records, and CIO of ActivumSG Capital Management.

Siblings Peter Bankoff and Nancy Chalifour honor life-changing experiences at Interlochen through engagement and philanthropy.

Interlochen’s Director of Engagement chats about his experiences in the theatre, varied career path, and passion for sharing Interlochen with the world.

Interlochen Center for the Arts’ Chair of Contemporary Music Courtney Kaiser-Sandler discusses her vision for contemporary music education.