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You’re part of an extraordinary group of Interlochen alumni, more than 100,000 strong! Just as when you were a student, Interlochen remains a hub for youthful, artistic energy. Spend a few moments catching up on what you've been missing and check out our latest happenings. Tell us what you’ve been up to, and take a look at what’s new!
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What's New
Interlochen's Vision 2028
Our vision has made a fundamental shift in focus from developing the “place” of Interlochen to permanently endowing our “people” and “programs.” Interlochen’s future depends on continued investment in the caliber of the Interlochen experience while creating unprecedented access to students of all backgrounds. Read more.
A Place for Everything
In 2021, Interlochen marked the successful completion of a 30-year campus master plan. Seventeen major projects and nearly $90 million in support created an artistic center for every discipline with facilities that rival those at the collegiate and professional levels. Read more.
Online Arts Programs
Interlochen now offers online music and arts courses, certificates, and private lessons for youth and adults. Interlochen Online is the perfect option for young artists and adults passionate about the arts and seeking a flexible, convenient way to learn and grow. Read more.
Alumni Profiles
No matter what career path they pursue, many of our alumni tell us that it all started at Interlochen. Learn more about your fellow alumni, their Interlochen connections, and their lives since their time under the stately pines.
Chappell Roan (IAC 14), Photo: Ryan Clemens
Recent Alumni News
Director Michael Arden and scenic designer Dane Laffrey earned individual accolades as ‘Maybe Happy Ending’ led all productions with six Tony Awards—including the award for Best New Musical.
From 3D printers to building custom AIs for her students, Davey is constantly innovating in the Arts Academy classroom. An early love of math has developed into her lifelong passion—and a unique gift for making math understandable and fun for artistic students.
We sat down with Arts Camp alumna and film director Sierra Falconer, as well as fellow Interlochen alumnus and actor Jim Kaplan (“The Holdovers”), to reflect on the film’s making, lakeside inspiration, and big themes.
Escape to the serenity of northern Michigan, relive the joy of creativity and connection, and explore powerful themes with books by Erika Randall, Howard Lovy, Dara Levan, and other Interlochen authors.
From planning first drafts to finding an agent, Baxter supports her students every step of the way.