You could always try a new instrument if you want, or take that art class. Colleges like to see dedication to something, so if you can, continue your interest in any of those areas, but make sure you are genuinely interested in it.

You could take an art class, and see if that sparks something in you. But you said you do like music, so I do suggest that you try marching band. Of course, you’d need to pick up another instrument. But marching band is an entirely different environment than orchestra. It’s much livelier, in my experience, and there’s a real social aspect to it. It can be a lot of fun. Band at university is also a blast. You get to know a lot of people very quickly in that way, so if you end up being interested in band in highschool, you may really enjoy doing it in college.

As for which instrument: that’s up to you. Maybe something with similar fingerings to the violin. Or, instead, try something radically different. Drumline? :wiggles eyebrows: You could go to the local music store or to the band teacher and ask them what band instruments are similar in fingerings to violin, or you can ask the marching band instructor at school what instruments they need most desperately, and try those out. You could also pick up an instrument whose sound interests you, and try that.