Opportunity scholarships one year later
A theatre student finds opportunity and adventure.
2019 Presidential Scholar candidates include two Arts Academy seniors
Creative writer Sophie Paquette and oboist Angela E. Scates are finalists for this prestigious honor.
Announcing the 2019 Summer lineup
Tickets on sale now! Highlights include Interlochen Arts Camp alumnus Josh Groban, Diana Ross, Reba McEntire, Lady Antebellum, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Peter Frampton and much more.
Inside the publishing process with Brittany Cavallaro and Joe Sacksteder
Creative writing instructors share their tips on editing, choosing a publishing house, and coping with rejection.
The evolution of Emiko Shinozaki
Alumna follows her dreams from medicine to music to fashion.
In memoriam: March/April 2019
Motifs: March/April 2019
From timber to tourism: How conservation shaped Interlochen, Michigan
The establishment of Interlochen State Park paved the way for the formation of Interlochen Center for the Arts.
Interlochen announces new Creative Writing director
Joe Sacksteder will take the lead at the Writing House.
Interlochen Announces Inaugural Run for the Arts
5K run/walk will support student scholarships and feature student art throughout the course.
Interlochen Dance to perform in NYC
Students will perform “Appalachian Spring Suite” as part of a Martha Graham Dance Company biennial event.
Exploring the ins and outs of slam poetry with Regie Gibson
Interlochen Arts Camp Institute faculty member Regie Gibson shares his poetic advice.
Academy students score national Scholastic Award honors
23 Interlochen students won 34 awards in the 2019 competition.
Interlochen Arts Academy Announces Winner of Virginia B. Ball Creative Writing Competition
Maia Siegel, a sophomore from Roanoke, Virginia, wins biennial competition.
Interlochen faculty members present at SXSW EDU
Courtney Kaiser-Sandler and Michael Mittelstaedt will address topics of citizen artistry, self-discovery, and cross-disciplinary pedagogy.
Actor and conductor Damon Gupton will host NPR's 'From the Top'
Popular program returns to Interlochen for its seventh live recording
Four reasons to study music production and engineering
Interlochen Arts Camp Instructor of Music Production and Engineering Jeanine Cowen shares the benefits of mastering the microphone.
One-Act Festival offers education and expression for all
Student directors, actors, and designers collaborate in the annual One-Act Festival.
Interlochen Arts Academy string, woodwind faculty present collaborative recital
Flutist Nancy Stagnitta, violinist Ara Sarkissian, violist Renee Skerik, and collaborative pianist Ya-Ju Chuang will perform a selection of diverse works.
On air: The Interlochen Collection
Classical Interlochen Public Radio Host Dr. Amanda Sewell reflects on giving new life to historical recordings.
Michael Coonrod premieres piano concerto for left hand
“Concerto for Piano, Left Hand” was commissioned for Coonrod after a career-threatening injury.
From violin to vinyasa with Melissa White
Harlem String Quartet violinist Melissa White uses yoga to help musicians find strength and balance on and off the stage.