Remembering William G. Milliken
Interlochen Center for the Arts mourns the passing of longtime Michigan Governor and Trustee Emeritus William G. Milliken.
Finding a sense of self with Lyle Lovett
Ahead of his Oct. 20, 2019 concert at Corson Auditorium, Lovett opens up on why he loves coming back to Interlochen Center for the Arts.
Camp faculty profile: Nathan Hughes
From being bribed to rehearse to teaching at The Juilliard School—the acclaimed oboist reflects on his artistic journey.
Five science-backed ways arts education bolsters academic pursuits
From Newton to Faraday, five ways a pursuit of arts can improve academic studies and overall outcomes.
Camp faculty profile: Megumi Kanda
Principal trombonist of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra shares why she loves teaching and what young musicians can do to advance their careers.
Five classical music pieces for Halloween
Celebrate the autumnal season with five spooky recordings from the archives of Interlochen Center for the Arts.
Interlochen Center for the Arts breaks ground on Dance Center
The expansion and renovation will include four studios, a fitness room, physical therapy space, costume storage, and more.
A man and his mandolin
Ahead of their October 2019 concert, an interview with Steep Canyon Rangers’ Mike Guggino.
Full Tuition Scholarship to Interlochen Arts Academy Offered Through Virginia B. Ball Creative Writing Competition
Prestigious international competition for high school-aged creative writing students launches today.
Engaging with Ian Nelson Jones
Interlochen’s Director of Engagement chats about his experiences in the theatre, varied career path, and passion for sharing Interlochen with the world.
A new approach to contemporary
Interlochen Center for the Arts’ Chair of Contemporary Music Courtney Kaiser-Sandler discusses her vision for contemporary music education.
The 'Broadway Soul' of Kyle Taylor Parker
Broadway actor and Arts Camp alumnus chats about recording his debut album, rehearsing for Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert, and learning to walk in “kinky boots.”
Red sail on a Green Lake
A chance encounter leads to the discovery of a forgotten treasure.
Building citizenry through music
A conversation with Detroit Symphony Orchestra Assistant Principal Bassist and Interlochen alumnus Steve Molina.
Interlochen elects eight new and returning trustees
Electees include an international shipping executive, the founder of Aware Records, and CIO of ActivumSG Capital Management.
Supporting the place that matters the most
Siblings Peter Bankoff and Nancy Chalifour honor life-changing experiences at Interlochen through engagement and philanthropy.
Interlochen Arts Academy recognized for sustainability efforts by U.S. Department of Education, White House
The school was officially honored as a 2019 U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon School.
Interlochen mourns the passing of Jessye Norman
The eminent opera star attended Interlochen Arts Camp in 1968 as a student at the University of Michigan.
Interlochen alumnus Emmanuel Pratt named 2019 MacArthur Fellow
Pratt, a Chicago-based urban designer, transforms vacant lots into sustainable urban gardens.
In Memoriam: September/October 2019
Motifs: September/October 2019
Interlochen Presents Sir James Galway
The “living legend of the flute” will premiere a piece composed by Arts Academy faculty Thomas Childs, collaborate with the Arts Academy Orchestra, and more.
Rob Rokicki subverts to succeed
“The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical” composer and lyricist reflects on his work, navigating the industry, and his Camp experience.
Interlochen Arts Academy announces new Music and Sound Production major, director
Hosted in the new, state-of-the-art Music Center, the major will be led by Marc Lacuesta.
The Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation Donates $4 Million to Interlochen Center for the Arts
Marking the largest non-estate gift in Interlochen’s history, the funds will be used to build a single facility that will complete all remaining goals of a campus master plan developed in 1990.