Hoping to see you Saturday night for Spring Concert

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Artemis Singers Spring Concert

Power In Harmony

Saturday, May 2, 2026, 7:00 pm
First Congregational Church of Evanston
1455 Hinman Ave, Evanston IL


This Saturday, please join Artemis Singers as we present a concert that celebrates strength through human connection.

Save time at the door by buying your tickets now. We have reduced the general admission ticket price for this concert ($20 vs $25), but the songs and sounds will be full strength!

Power in Harmony explores the idea that true harmony is not the absence of difference, but the intentional blending of diverse voices and perspectives. Dissonance, when heard and recognized, can result in strong resolutions and lead to greater unity within a community.

We’ll be performing works written or arranged by women, including several Chicago-based composers and arrangers. We’ll have pieces about social justice, equal rights, finding common ground, and creating change together. You’ll hear inspiring music that makes us smile each time we rehearse it.

This concert gives you a preview of the set that Artemis will perform when we host the 2026 Sister Singers Network Choral Festival this July. The 3-day festival will include performances by 20 feminist choruses from around the country, culminating in two 400-voice mass choruses on stage.

Order your tickets now for this Saturday, May 2. General admission is $20, children 12 and under get in free, and as always, we offer sliding scale (more if you can, less if you can’t). We will also sell tickets at the door, so just have a twenty-dollar bill in hand (or pay sliding scale). We look forward to welcoming you there!

Logistics

If you’re driving, you can find street parking nearby. Check signs for any restrictions. There are also several parking lots in the area. For public transportation, the venue is a 10-minute walk from the Davis St. Purple Line stop or the UP-N Davis St. Metra stop.

Choral Couch-a-Thon

Ready for an unusual, low-key fundraiser? Join Artemis Singers on Sunday April 19 from 6:00 to 7:00 pm CT on a YouTube Livestream. No cost to join, and you can also bid on items in the Silent Auction or make a donation of any amount to support the chorus’s hosting of and participation in the Sister Singers Network Choral Festival this July.

Why are we Raising Funds?

Artemis is playing host this July to the 2026 Sister Singers Network Choral Festival. This every-four-years event brings together feminist choruses from across the US and beyond for performances, workshops, and joyous collaboration. The 3-day festival will feature individual performances by more than 20 choruses, culminating in two 400-voice mass choruses on stage.

Artemis is offsetting the costs for this exciting undertaking through registration fees, grants, sponsorships, donations, and a few fundraising events. The Choral Couch-a-Thon is one of these fundraising events, and you are invited to take part!

If you want to join Artemis onscreen, you can buy a ticket and take part in the fun and goofy hijinks. Buy a ticket for that here.

View the YouTube Livestream here – start at minute 9:15

Silent Auction Extended! Sold Items have been removed

We hope you can join us!

Artemis Singers is a 501(c)3 Not for Profit organization.

Tickets on Sale Now for Spring Concert “Power in Harmony”

Circle logo showing female fist with Power in Harmony at top and Chicago 2026 at bottom

Artemis Singers Spring Concert and Festival Preview

Power In Harmony

Saturday, May 2, 2026, 7:00 pm
First Congregational Church of Evanston
1455 Hinman Ave, Evanston IL


Artemis Singers, Chicago’s Lesbian Feminist Chorus, presents a concert that celebrates strength through connection. Power in Harmony explores the idea that true harmony is not the absence of difference, but the intentional blending of diverse voices and perspectives. Dissonance, when heard and recognized, can result in stronger resolutions and lead to greater unity within a community. 

Performing works written or arranged by women, including several Chicago-based composers and arrangers, this concert will feature pieces about social justice, equal rights, finding common ground, and creating change together. Artemis Singers seeks to share with their audience the bold harmonies that reflect both the music and the resilient lesbian feminist community that inspires it.

This concert is a preview of the set that Artemis Singers will perform when we host the 2026 Sister Singers Network Choral Festival this July. The 3-day festival will feature performances by more than 20 choruses from around the country, culminating in two 400-voice mass choruses on stage.