This Martin Luther King Jr. Day, let’s work together towards a brighter future
Today we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with the only federal holiday dedicated to the memory of a civil rights leader. Martin Luther King Jr. Day is also unique because it asks us to dedicate ourselves to the betterment of our communities.
7 reasons to send your child to an arts summer camp
Here are a few of the reasons why arts camp is the perfect place for your young artist.
How to prepare for arts high school auditions
From selecting materials to submitting your files, here are a few tips to make the audition process a little easier.
The ultimate classical music studying playlist
Listen to a curated Spotify playlist from Interlochen Public Radio that’s designed to help you relax and learn.
What do you learn at a summer arts camp?
Beyond artistic skills, arts camps foster independence, discipline, life skills, and so much more.
Emerita Trustee Shirley Young Passes Away at 85
Young was a trailblazing professional whose extensive support of Interlochen forged international ties and relationships.
Representation and determination: An interview with Jay Julio Laureta
Viola alum Jay Julio Laureta chats about the Los Angeles Orchestra Fellowship, poetry, and equality in the arts.
In conversation with IPR Music Director Amanda Sewell, author of ‘Wendy Carlos: A Biography’
Sewell discusses her critically acclaimed book about the innovative American composer and the challenges of profiling a private subject.
Why arts boarding school can expand your college opportunities
From professional portfolio advice to faculty connections, arts boarding schools are gateways to your top-choice schools and career paths.
Interlochen Arts Camp announces conductors and concertmasters for 2021 ensembles
Conductors Cristian Măcelaru, Carolyn Watson, and Steven Davis along with violinists Martin Chalifour and Dennis Kim headline a star-studded summer season.
Nicole Abissi: Flexibility and accessibility
Freelance trombonist Nicole Abissi’s unexpected career path has led her to motherhood, musicianship, and entrepreneurship.
Educating artists in uncertain times
Interlochen Arts Academy’s academic faculty continue a legacy of educational excellence while guiding students through a global pandemic.
In Memoriam: December 2020
Growing Interlochen Online
Interlochen Online directors Samantha Charnes and Gary Gatzke chat about the new virtual after-school programs that kick off Jan. 11.
Bringing holiday cheer far and wide
With The Nutcracker and Sounds of the Season, Interlochen Arts Academy students sustain and reinvigorate two beloved traditions.
Giving with gratitude
Sustaining Interlochen donor and active volunteer Jonathan Slawson “found his purpose” at Interlochen—and knows that every gift matters.
From the desk of Trey Devey: The show must go on
In these difficult times, the strength of our community offers inspiration and hope.
Motifs: December 2020
YoungArts recognizes Interlochen students and alumni in national competition
These young artists were honored for their artistic achievements in music, visual arts, creative writing, dance, and theater.
Interlochen Center for the Arts announces virtual after-school programs for students in grades 2-12
Four-week programs will be offered Jan. 11 through Feb. 5 in creative writing, dance, film, interdisciplinary arts, music, theatre, and visual arts.
Interlochen Arts Academy to stream holiday favorites "The Nutcracker" and Sounds of the Season
The fully staged classic ballet will feature new choreography, mesmerizing visual effects, and stunning costumes; Sounds of the Season offers a "holiday postcard" of music, dance, theatre, film, visual art, and more.
From curiosity to career with Bryan Dunnewald
Bryan Dunnewald’s chance encounter with an organ paved the way for a varied and fulfilling musical path.
Interlochen alumni receive Grammy nominations
Over a dozen Interlochen alumni earned nominations in 12 categories.
Interlochen Arts Academy students receive prestigious poetry awards
Madelyn Dietz was appointed a National Student Poet, the highest honor for youth poets in the United States, and Maia Siegel is a winner of the Foyle Young Poets of the Year Award, the largest international poetry competition for 11 to 17-year-olds.
Gaining perspective with Claud
Claud Mintz opens up about their music, representation in the arts, and their time at Interlochen.