Full-tuition scholarship to Interlochen Arts Academy offered through Virginia B. Ball Creative Writing Competition
Young writers who will be in grades 9-12 during the 2021-22 academic year are invited to apply to Interlochen’s renowned creative writing program by January 14, 2021.
Interlochen Center for the Arts introduces new logo
Based on a vision of intersecting pathways, relationships, and experiences, our new mark champions the social connectedness we foster and the vibrant spirit of our multidisciplinary programs.
Interlochen Logo | Downloadable Digital Assets
Interlochen Center for the Arts recently launched a new logo to update our branding and visual identity. Download one of our several digital assets to add a little more Interlochen to your day.
Community update on diversity, equity, and inclusion
“When you see something that is not right, you must say something,” Lewis wrote. “You must do something… Though I may not be here with you, I urge you to answer the highest calling of your heart and stand up for what you truly believe.”
Interlochen Arts Academy to livestream fall showcase of student artwork and performances for the first time
"Collage" will take place Friday, Sept. 25 with musical performances, theatrical and dance presentations, readings, visual artwork, and more.
A lakeside haven for students and guest artists
Scenic and state-of-the-art, Dow House will transform the Academy boarding experience and attract acclaimed visiting artists.
Q&A with Vice President Katharine Laidlaw: Rediscovering and redefining the Interlochen brand
Interlochen’s vice president of strategic communications and engagement discusses the process underway to reinvigorate the Interlochen brand.
From the desk of Trey Devey: An encouraging start provides cautious optimism
The remarkably low positivity rate for on-campus COVID-19 tests serves as a testament to our community’s dedication.
In Memoriam: September 2020
Online alumni reunion offers socially distant connection
This year's Interlochen Arts Academy alumni reunion will take place Oct. 16-18 and feature a virtual format.
Motifs: September 2020
Flower Power
A conversation with Interlochen alumnus and “The Big Flower Fight” judge Kristen Griffith-VanderYacht.
2020 Fall Letter to Academy Students
It remains the artist’s responsibility to give voice to the human condition. I see a world right now that is disoriented and in search of meaning -- a world in desperate need of the artist’s perspective.
6 reasons why high schoolers should attend a boarding school
From a focused experience to personalized instruction, here are just a few reasons why boarding school might be right for you.
Motifs: August 2020
Interlochen’s Board of Trustees welcomes new members, leaders
Three new members elected; Glynn Williams begins his final term as chair, Kurtis T. Wilder has been named chair-elect, and Sarah Harding has been re-elected second vice chair.
Donors unite to establish Emergency Response Fund
Trustees lead efforts to support scholarships, staff, and health investments in the midst of extraordinary circumstances.
From the desk of Trey Devey: August 2020
At Interlochen, our teachers never stop learning.
Interlochen Arts Academy alumnus works on number-one film “The Wretched”
Recent Film & New Media graduate Shane Bagwell shares the adventures and surprises of working on his first feature film.
In memoriam: August 2020
Beyond optics: Making real change at Interlochen
A discussion with Dr. Aretina Hamilton, Interlochen Center for the Arts’ associate director of diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Welcome to the 2020-21 academic year at Interlochen Arts Academy
In just a few short days, the promising young artists of Interlochen Arts Academy will convene on our campus. For those of you new to Interlochen, I am excited to meet you and experience your talent. For those of you returning, welcome back.
A special message from Aretina Hamilton, Associate Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
If we are shaping the artists of tomorrow and the future, we must acknowledge how our practices as instructors and mentors can make, break, or dismantle students’ identity and expression as artists.
Interlochen Center for the Arts to celebrate conclusion of 93rd Camp season with virtual "Collage" and "Les Préludes"
The traditional showcase of student work and final concert will take place online July 18 and 19 with solo and ensemble performances, films, readings, theatrical presentations, visual artwork, and more
Memorial for Gov. William G. Milliken: Information for attendees
Gov. William G. Milliken, the longest-serving and perhaps most beloved governor in the history of the state, will be remembered during a celebration of his life on Thursday, Aug. 6, at 2 p.m. in Kresge Auditorium at Interlochen Center for the Arts.