The Interlochen Scholarshop is the campus store at Interlochen, offering a wide range of items for students, parents, and visitors. It sells Interlochen gifts, clothing, and souvenirs like T-shirts and window stickers, making it a great place to find memorabilia and show school pride. The store also carries sheet music, instrument accessories, snacks, beverages, and everyday supplies that students might need, often stocking items students might forget. Visitors appreciate the helpful and accommodating staff, and the shop provides a cozy space for students to hang out. The Scholarshop is conveniently linked to the Interlochen Box Office and Melody Freeze, making it easier to buy tickets or snacks during the winter months without standing outside in bad weather. It is also a good spot to pick up last-minute necessities for summer arts camp or to browse for gifts. Many reviews highlight the shop’s great selection, especially for candy, snacks, and supplies, though some wish for more food options and more up-to-date apparel. Located with a view of the lake and near concert venues, the Scholarshop enhances the campus experience, blending practicality with a welcoming atmosphere. Overall, it is a helpful, cozy, and versatile store that supports the needs of students, parents, and visitors alike.
Great place for concerts! Nice view of the lake in the background. I only wish there were more options for food and drink. This could have cut down on some of the longer lines. Otherwise, I would highly recommend this place for any concert! Great acoustics.
August 2023
Fabulous selection of Interlochen items, candy, and snacks as well as random supplies a camper might need. The staff are very helpful and accommodating.
August 2022
Stop at the information booth after arriving. They arranged a last minute tour of grounds and provide lots of information. Vibrant and outgoing young artists spears out all over the grounds mastering there skills. True camp style housing but first class lessons and facilities.Air was filled with music.
