Hamburger Mary’s restaurant (now at 1055 W. Bryn Mawr Ave.) helps out local charitable orgs like ours with a FUNdraising event: Drag Queen Bingo. Please join Artemis Singers on Sunday, Feb 22 for
a fun community event with a live Drag performer
a chance to win custom-designed prizes from Artemis, and
an opportunity to support our upcoming Sister Singers Network Choral Festival this summer
You can use the QR code above (or click this link) to make your reservation. It’s a 7:00 pm show, so please make your reservation for no later than 6:30 pm. You’ll be able to place your food and drink order before the show starts and fork over a suggested donation of $20 to play several rounds of bingo. (Bring some dollar bills for the drag queen!)
Need more information? Go here for more details, and you can also check out Hamburger Mary’s delicious food and bar menus.
Thank you so much for your overwhelming support! Our winter concert is sold out.
If you have bought tickets but can no longer use them, you can get a refund through Friday. Click the image below and then click on Contact Host for self-service. Otherwise, send a note to us at tickets@artemissingers.org. Thanks!
Saturday January 17, 2026 at 7:00 pm VanderCook College of Music, 3125 S. Federal St., Chicago, Illinois
Interwoven emphasizes the interconnectedness / intersectionality of all things — nature and humanity — specifically highlighting how marginalized identities intersect with experiences of the natural world. The concert focuses on the beauty and fragility of nature, the existential threat of climate change, and the repression of racial and gender diversity.
Environmental justice is intrinsically linked to social justice. In addition to climate change, the concert explores environmental injustices and liberation for all vs. liberation for some.
The chorus sings to illustrate the ways that the communities we belong to can join together against the challenges to come in our changing world.
The concert is wheelchair accessible and will be ASL interpreted.
Tickets are $25.00 + 2.27 fee, with no charge for children 12 and under. Sliding scale (pay what you can) is also available. Tickets will be sold at the door (unless we sell out). At some point we may also sell a few Standing Room tickets.
Parking Information
If you plan to drive, here’s a map of where you can park free of charge. Signage may say you have to pay a fee, but the evening of our concert you can park free. You can also ride share, car pool, or take the CTA Red Line 35th Sox station (142 W. 35th St, Chicago) or CTA Green line 35th-Bronzeville-IIT station (16 E. 35th St., Chicago). Several bus lines also serve the area. Confirm directions with your favorite online map app.
Saturday January 17, 2026 at 7:00 pm VanderCook College of Music, 3125 S. Federal St., Chicago, Illinois
Interwoven emphasizes the interconnectedness / intersectionality of all things — nature and humanity — specifically highlighting how marginalized identities intersect with experiences of the natural world. The concert focuses on the beauty and fragility of nature, the existential threat of climate change, and the repression of racial and gender diversity.
Environmental justice is intrinsically linked to social justice. In addition to climate change, the concert explores environmental injustices and liberation for all vs. liberation for some.
The chorus sings to illustrate the ways that the communities we belong to can join together against the challenges to come in our changing world.
The concert is wheelchair accessible and will be ASL interpreted.
Tickets are $25.00 + 2.27 fee, with no charge for children 12 and under. Sliding scale (pay what you can) is also available. Tickets will be sold at the door (unless we sell out). At some point we may also sell a few Standing Room tickets.
Parking Information
If you plan to drive, here’s a map of where you can park free of charge. Signage may say you have to pay a fee, but the evening of our concert you can park free. You can also ride share, car pool, or take the CTA Red Line 35th Sox station (142 W. 35th St, Chicago) or CTA Green line 35th-Bronzeville-IIT station (16 E. 35th St., Chicago). Several bus lines also serve the area. Confirm directions with your favorite online map app.
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