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What does the name “Moses” mean? Why was he crying in the basket? What do we know about people who stutter? Do you have a song of your own life? Rabbi Lewis will answer all these questions and more. Join Al Lewis as he explains why Moses has much to teach us about ourselves. Rabbi Emeritus, Albert Lewis, was ordained at HUC-JIR in 1969. Rabbi Lewis earned his Doctorate in Hebrew Literature in 1978 and has been awarded a Doctor of Divinity degree by HUC-JIR (1994) and a Doctorate of Literary Letters by Aquinas College. He is a nationally recognized writer and speaker. The rabbi is the founding president of Hospice of Grand Rapids (MI) and the Western Michigan chapter of the Michigan Society for Gerontology.

Join Interlochen Arts Academy’s student body for a one-of-a-kind evening of art. Produced by interdisciplinary arts students, this casual event will feature performances and artwork by students of all majors, disciplines, and genres.

Witness the very best works by Interlochen Arts Academy visual artists in the annual Juried Student Exhibition. Peruse diverse works of painting, sculpture, drawing, digital art, fiber art, photography, and more. The event will also feature the presentation of several awards for artistic excellence.

Enjoy a selection of original short films and documentaries presented by the Interlochen Arts Academy Film & New Media students. The event will feature films in a variety of genres—and plenty of popcorn.

Get a sneak peek of tomorrow’s classical masterworks as the Interlochen Arts Academy composition studio presents the Composer’s Forum. Enjoy original works in a variety of styles and instrumentations composed and performed by Interlochen Arts Academy music students.

Join Interlochen Arts Academy’s student body for a one-of-a-kind evening of art. Produced by interdisciplinary arts students, this casual event will feature performances and artwork by students of all majors, disciplines, and genres.

Witness William Shakespeare’s tragic tale of star-crossed lovers as the Arts Academy Dance Division presents the ballet adaptation of Romeo and Juliet. Sparks fly when Veronese teenagers Romeo and Juliet meet at a party, but their whirlwind courtship is complicated by their families’ long-standing feud. Featuring Sergei Prokofiev’s famous score, original choreography by Director of Dance Joseph Morrissey, and stunning scenic design, Romeo and Juliet is a timeless reminder of the fatal power of both love and hate.

Join the Interlochen Arts Academy piano studios for an evening of solo piano performances. Experience the piano’s diverse repertoire as students present a wide selection of works from the baroque, classical, romantic, and contemporary eras.