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Volunteers
Join the Interlochen community
Volunteers serve as important pillars of the Interlochen community. By dedicating their time, contributing their skills, and acting as ambassadors, volunteers help everything at Interlochen run more smoothly. We count on volunteers in multiple ways: leading tours, assisting visitors, sewing costumes, serving as ushers, planting flowers, raising funds, and even engaging with prospective students and alumni both on- and off-campus. Join us!
Get Involved
Find out more about on-campus and remote volunteering opportunities.
Give Back
Learn more about how you can make an impact on a young artist's life.
Concerts & Events
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Volunteer Spotlight: Ted Biederwieden
After his grandfather built a cabin in Michigan, Ted Beiderwieden started summering near Interlochen and would listen to Interlochen Public Radio. He went from avid IPR listener to Interlochen Center for the Arts' Volunteer of the Year several years in a row.
Ted Beiderwieden volunteering at Interlochen Public Radio.
Contact Us
Want to make a difference at Interlochen? We’d love to welcome you as a volunteer! Whether near or far, we can help find the right opportunity for you, whether it's on-campus, off-campus, or online. Contact Alyssa Blaker for off-campus or online opportunities and Jennifer Richards for on-campus opportunities.
Jennifer Richards, CVA
Director of Customer Service and Volunteers
Interlochen News
For their senior trip, students visited iconic studios and met with industry-leading professionals. Program director Marc Lacuesta and student Caroline Chardoul shared highlights from their experience.
Dr. Bill Banfield and host Aaron Dworkin (IAA 86-88) discussed the process of creating an opera, the joy of collaboration, and more on one of the nation’s most widely viewed arts programs.
Brown shares about the exciting new set pieces, challenging music, and groundbreaking collaborations that will make this premiere a performance to remember.
Friday, April 19, 2024 - 7:30 p.m. ET
The Writing House FREE, no tickets required
Wind Symphony Benefit Concert: Guitar Magic
Friday, April 19, 2024 - 7:30 p.m. ET
Corson Auditorium Adult: $17; Child through College: $14