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Laura Carmichael reflects on the value of giving, whether that be time, talent, treasure, or all three.

A new video presents the Interlochen Arts Camp experience, through the eyes of parents.

Exploring the connection between intensive arts training and success in other fields with Interlochen alumnus Nicholas Baumgartner.

From Funk Band to Gypsy Jazz and Piñata making to Stage Combat, Interlochen’s Inter*mester program gives students a chance to broaden their horizons.

The award allows Mousavijad to advance in the YoungArts competition, the precursor to the prestigious Presidential Scholars in the Arts award.

Interlochen Dance Alumni Austin Joseph Reynolds and Joshua Guillemot-Rodgerson take a moment out of their busy Juilliard schedules to share a bit of their experiences "beyond Interlochen."

Two Interlochen flutists have earned a place in the spotlight at Carnegie Hall.

Interlochen's Morgan Davison wins the Asian Double Reed Association Conference Competition in Chiayi City, Taiwan.

McEvenue brings her spirit, humor, finesse, decades of experience and world renowned technique to Interlochen's actors.

Golden Globe winner and Interlochen Arts Camp alumnus, Dan Goor, chats about life, art and light blue polo shirts.

Interlochen's President, Jeffrey Kimpton, leads viewers on a journey through the accomplishments and advancements of the past ten years.

Byron Hanson highlights important events from Interlochen's past.

With a new face and a new vision leading Interlochen's College of Creative Arts, the program for adult artists is reinvigorated and growing.

Experience campus life and culture during the first open house of the year at Interlochen Center for the Arts.

Jeffrey Kimpton, president of Interlochen Center for the Arts, recently sat down with New York Times bestselling author Joanne Lipman to discuss her book "Strings Attached" as well as her thoughts on education.

Thirty-two Interlochen Arts Academy students were named as YoungArts finalists, honorable mentions and merit award honorees.

It has been a busy season for the students and faculty of Interlochen's visual arts program. Not only did they recently return from a whirlwind trip to Boston, they also had their best ever showing in the renowned YoungArts Awards.

Despite the distance, Interlochen is still close to home.

Michael Thurber and his CDZA bandmates have taken the music scene by storm with their insanely fun mix-ups, mash-ups, and ability to sneak in a bit of musical education along the way.

Popular live performance from Camp and Academy is basis for new program on Interlochen Public Radio.