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Ahead of their October 2019 concert, an interview with Steep Canyon Rangers’ Mike Guggino.

Prestigious international competition for high school-aged creative writing students launches today.

The expansion and renovation will include four studios, a fitness room, physical therapy space, costume storage, and more.

A chance encounter leads to the discovery of a forgotten treasure.

A conversation with Detroit Symphony Orchestra Assistant Principal Bassist and Interlochen alumnus Steve Molina.

Electees include an international shipping executive, the founder of Aware Records, and CIO of ActivumSG Capital Management.

Siblings Peter Bankoff and Nancy Chalifour honor life-changing experiences at Interlochen through engagement and philanthropy.

Interlochen’s Director of Engagement chats about his experiences in the theatre, varied career path, and passion for sharing Interlochen with the world.

Interlochen Center for the Arts’ Chair of Contemporary Music Courtney Kaiser-Sandler discusses her vision for contemporary music education.

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.”

The school was officially honored as a 2019 U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon School.

The eminent opera star attended Interlochen Arts Camp in 1968 as a student at the University of Michigan.

Pratt, a Chicago-based urban designer, transforms vacant lots into sustainable urban gardens.

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.

“The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical” composer and lyricist reflects on his work, navigating the industry, and his Camp experience.

Hosted in the new, state-of-the-art Music Center, the major will be led by Marc Lacuesta.

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.

Interlochen Arts Academy students, alumni, and faculty offer advice on arts, academics, and life on your own.

The Instructor of Theatre shares the differences between stage and screen acting, advice from her famous teachers, and the importance of being fearless.

The northern Michigan theatre partnership includes a co-production of a new creation by Parallel 45 Theatre featuring Interlochen Arts Academy students and more.

From saying more to small breakthroughs. A conversation with noted playwright Sam Collier.

Noted composer shares her advice on finding purpose, and opens up about documenting her life online.

Noted clarientiest offers advice to young musicians, and opens up about his personal beliefs regarding the arts.