Interlochen Summer Camp - Nurturing Young Artists Since 1928

Interlochen is a summer camp located in Interlochen, Michigan. It was founded in 1928 and has since become one of the most prestigious arts camps in the world. The camp offers a variety of programs for students aged 8-18, including music, dance, theater, visual arts, and creative writing.

Interlochen's mission is to provide a nurturing environment where young artists can develop their skills, collaborate with peers, and be inspired by experienced instructors. The camp is known for its rigorous curriculum, which includes masterclasses, workshops, and performances by renowned artists.

Some of the notable alumni of Interlochen include:

* John Williams (composer)
* Leonard Bernstein (conductor and composer)
* Stephen Sondheim (composer and lyricist)
* James Levine (conductor)
* Renée Fleming (soprano)
* Josh Groban (singer-songwriter)

Interlochen is also home to the Interlochen Arts Academy, a boarding high school that offers a rigorous arts-based curriculum. The academy has produced many successful alumni who have gone on to pursue careers in the arts.