Interlochen Center for the Arts in Michigan says it will tear down a lodge that was formerly named for Jeffrey Epstein, who is accused of meeting victims there. The lodge is part of the organization’s summer arts camp and boarding school operations, where Epstein has been reported to have had interactions with at least two alleged victims. The decision follows renewed scrutiny of the facility’s historical association with Epstein’s name and activities. Interlochen’s plan is to demolish the building rather than retain or rebrand it, indicating it intends to remove physical ties to the prior naming. The reports describe the lodge as the location that carried Epstein’s name in the past and emphasize that Epstein’s alleged presence at the site is central to the controversy. No further details about timelines, demolition contractors, or interim steps are included in the provided summaries.