Madeline Island

Immerse yourself in music in a breathtakingly beautiful setting.

MacPhail’s programming on Madeline Island, the largest island in the Apostle Islands in Lake Superior, includes a nationally acclaimed chamber music program, a retreat for adult string players, and a vocal retreat for adults 55+.

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Madeline Island Chamber Music

Madeline Island Chamber Music nurtures the next generation of musicians through concentrated study and performance of chamber music in the breathtaking setting of historic Madeline Island, the largest of Lake Superior’s Apostle Islands. Extraordinarily talented young musicians from across the country come together each summer to learn from some of the most renowned musicians in the country. Performances showcase both the students and teachers for the wider community.

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About Madeline Island

Madeline Island is one of 22 islands in Lake Superior off the northwest tip of Wisconsin. Madeline and the other 21 uninhabited islands compose the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore. Fourteen miles long and three miles wide, Madeline is reached by car ferry from the mainland town of Bayfield, Wisconsin. The island is approximate 4-1/2 hours from the Twin Cities. For more information, visit the Madeline Island Chamber of Commerce website.
MacPhail on Madeline Island
666 Mandamin Trail
La Pointe, WI 54850

612.321.0100

MacPhail on Madeline Island

Transportation

The Madeline Island Ferry Line provides transportation between the picturesque towns of La Pointe and Bayfield. The 25-minute voyage provides spectacular views of the lake and several of the 22 Apostle Islands. Tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Schedule subject to change due to weather conditions. For ferry information and rates, visit MadFerry.com.

Facilities

MacPhail’s facilities are spread over 12 acres and include residential facilities for students and retreat participants, a dining hall, practice rooms, performance space, and plenty of room for recreation.

Community events funded in part by the Apostle Islands Area Community Fund of the Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation.

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