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President Trey Devey shares his impressions and vision for the future of Interlochen Center for the Arts.

An interview with Interlochen alumna Jonnah Speidel. Student reading of Lewis Carroll's "Jabberwocky."

Interlochen Arts Camp's international students explain why a summer at Interlochen is worth the long journey.

Interlochen Arts Academy Cello Instructor Crispin Campbell gives advice on bow-holding and playing the blues.

Interlochen Center for the Arts Instructor of Percussion Keith Aleo teaches basic practice techniques for percussionists.

Learn the basics of guitar with these mini-lessons by Interlochen's faculty.

Interlochen Alumni​ Damian Kulash and Tim Nordwind with Ok Go bandmate Andy Ross performing "I Won't Let You Down.”

Watch the groundbreaking ceremony for the first unified home for music at Interlochen Center for the Arts.

Introducing the Interlochen Center for the Arts "Green Truck Series".

Arts Academy Singer-Songwriters perform original song "On The Road." 

Interlochen Presents guest artist Jake Shimabukuro performs "While My Guitar Gently Weeps."

From Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex to Star Wars Rebels. An interview with Interlochen alumna Mary Elizabeth McGlynn.

This video highlights moments during the advanced modern dance and advanced ballet intensive during Camp 2010.

At Interlochen, the quiet forests and still lakes provide the inspiration to write. The rest is up to you. Come find your voice, and find out why we say Art Lives Here.

For students interested in Visual Arts, Interlochen is more than a place to learn. It is a place that surrounds you, inspires you and helps you create new and original works that show your talent and share your insight. Find out why we say, Art Lives Here.

Interlochen’s Motion Picture Arts program helps talented students develop their skills and take their dreams to the next level. Explore what Interlochen has to offer and find out why we say, Art Lives Here.

An overview of Interlochen's arts and cultural programs, history and opportunities for artists of all ages.

Announcing the 2017 Arts Festival.

Interlochens Concertmaster series allows students in Interlochens various music programs to work with, learn from and directly interact with some of the world’s leading conductors, composers and musicians. The results are often reciprocated, with the guest artists gaining as much from the experience as the students!

Interlochen Arts Academy staff and students payed tribute to our Veterans today as we took a moment to honor those that have served. A special thanks to the U.S. Coast Guard Color Guard

President-elect Trey Devey was introduced to the Interlochen community in a special convocation.

There is no place like Interlochen. No where that combines such quiet, picturesque scenery with state-of-the-art instruction of more than 40 different disciplines in six fine arts areas. Come visit us, take a close look, and find out why we say Art Lives Here.

The Advanced String Quartet program offers students an enhanced small-ensemble experience featuring daily coachings, standard quartet repertoire, and a cohort of like-minded peers.

Join us in giving everyone a place to unite through the power of the arts.

Dancers that come to Interlochen Arts Camp learn quickly that it is an intense program, but one that is filled with great reward.

Surrounding “Collage” in lights this year was the launch of “CREATE AMAZING: The Campaign for Interlochen,” a comprehensive fundraising campaign that strives to prepare Interlochen for its second century.

Paula Robinson, an American flutist who has appeared as a soloist with the New York Philharmonic and co-founded the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, was welcomed as a guest instructor at the Summer Flute Institute at Interlochen Arts Camp 2012.

Video playlist of Interlochen alumni involvement at the 70th Annual Tony Awards.

Learn Galamian one position scales, hand positioning, how to care for your instrument and more.

Timelapse video from our April 20, 2016 iron pour event.

On April 20, 2016 Interlochen Center for the Arts hosted their first ever iron pour event.

Surrounded by forests and dark, quiet water, Interlochen provides instruction and inspiration to young dancers from around the world. Come experience Interlochen and find out why we say, Art Lives Here.

Interlochen has a musical legacy that stretches back to 1928, and a reputation for providing training, instruction and support that is second to none. At Interlochen, you’re more than a musician. You are part of a family. Come see why we say, Art Lives Here.

With instructors offering real-world experience, seven yearly productions and more than a dozen professional performance venues and outdoor stages, Interlochen helps talented actors define their talents like no place else on earth. Come find out why we say, Art Lives Here.

As a 5-year-old, Angelique saw a live performance of a cello ensemble in Haiti—and she was hooked. She started her musical career soon after on a toy cello her parents made out of cardboard. In the summer of 2012, she played in the World Youth Symphony Orchestra, a collection of musicians from widely different backgrounds who share Angelique's passion for music. Angelique was a 2012 scholarship recipient.

You might think that actors at Interlochen spend all their time in performance or rehearsal, but they also spend hours each day in the classroom. In addition to working on their final performance, Interlochen's aspiring actors learn skills and techniques from seasoned professionals who want to prepare the students for any future role.