Situated between two lakes in scenic northern Michigan, Interlochen offers summer arts programs for grades 3-12.
Summer Arts Camp
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Creative writing summer programs offer students the opportunity to study poetry, fiction, non-fiction, screenwriting and playwriting in a supportive environment of fellow writers.
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Develop and grow in a positive and focused environment. Student choose an emphasis in either ballet or modern dance summer programs. -
General arts programs provide students in grades 3-9 a rich and diverse experience in the arts. -
Study the fundamental components of production and screenwriting in the most advanced facilities available to high school students. -
Interlochen offers a variety of summer music programs, lead by a faculty of distinguished teachers, renowned conductors and notable guest artists. -
Summer theatre programs offer opportunities to study acting, repertory theatre, musical theatre, and stage design and production with top artists and educators in the field. -
Visual arts summer programs attract talented faculty, staff and students to create an environment focused on the exchange of artists values, ideas and aesthetics.
Top Stories
David Hume Kennerly, a Pulitzer Prize winning photographer, visited Camp in August 2011 and shared his work with Crescendo.
Recently, Camp alumnus Barrett Foa established the Barrett Foa Musical Theatre Scholarship. It will be given annually to a high school camper studying musical theatre who shows strong potential for growth. “Crescendo” asked Barrett to share his thoughts about establishing the scholarship and how his own Interlochen experience has shaped his life and career so far.
Interlochen Center for the Arts has been named a 2011 W3 Awards winner for its video “Moments.” Interlochen was recognized as “Best in Show” in the Non-Profit Web Video category.
Featured Media
A two minute, twenty second whirlwind tour of Interlochen Arts Camp summer programs.
"The Interlochen Theme," from the 2011 Interlochen Arts Camp "Les Preludes" performance.
The Tony and Grammy Award-winning performer Heather Headley made a surprise visit to theatre students during Camp 2010. She worked with all theatre students, but especially the cast of Aida, a title role that she originated on Broadway.