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Regular and first-time donors find creative new ways to support Interlochen Center for the Arts during these unprecedented times.

Interlochen alumni put their citizen artistry skills to work fighting COVID-19 and racial injustice.

Stringent health protocols, a contained campus, and a modular academic calendar will enable the Academy to resume on campus this fall.

We offer this affirmation of our commitment to the black and brown members of our community, and acknowledge the work that still needs to be done.

Building on Interlochen's institution-wide sustainability efforts, Arts Academy students will help plant and harvest organic fruits and vegetables that will be donated to the food pantry at Redeemer Lutheran Church of Interlochen.

Stolper, the institution’s longtime Oboe Instructor, taught hundreds of students and was a recipient of the President’s Distinguished Service Award.

Many institutions have shared messages of solidarity during this painful week, and we, too, stand with our Black community. This begins with an acknowledgement of the necessary work we need to do at Interlochen and our commitment to change.

Unplug from your devices and spend some screen-free time with these books by Interlochen alumni.

The Grammy Award-winning conductor will mentor young artists at Interlochen's virtual arts camp this summer with musicians from one of Europe's top orchestras and will lead discussions with six distinguished artists.

The station received $5,000 to support its coverage of local news during the COVID-19 pandemic.

President Trey Devey shares how Arts Camp and Arts Academy traditions are pivoting to online platforms.

DSO musicians will mentor young Interlochen artists through virtual orchestral repertoire workshops and more as part of the newly launched Interlochen Online.

As Interlochen adjusts to the COVID-19 world, inspiring artistic growth and supporting students remain our top priority.

The beloved end-of-year showcase of student work will take place online May 20-22 with solo and ensemble performances, films, readings, theatrical presentations, visual artwork, and more.

The musician, entrepreneur, author, and University of Michigan professor will deliver the address during the school’s virtual commencement ceremony.

Interlochen Arts Academy introduces creative digital formats for much-anticipated end-of-year traditions.

Carlos Lopez’s Depression-era murals continue to serve as a reminder of the restorative power of the arts.

Liven up your online environment with these Interlochen Center for the Arts-themed virtual backgrounds.

Take a look inside the Interlochen Arts Academy Miami tour and original interdisciplinary showcase, "One.”

To nurture young artists during this unprecedented era of social distancing, while sustaining a cherished tradition, the 93rd season of the renowned multidisciplinary summer arts program will take place exclusively online.