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 also be available at the door (unless we sell out).

Three Sisters artwork by Koa Victorian

Reserve January 17, 2026:

Interwoven: Threads of Earth and Self emphasizes the interconnectedness and intersectionality of all things -– nature and humanity, specifically highlighting how marginalized identities intersect with experiences of the natural world.

It’s an exploration of how humans interact with each other and the environment. How we as creatures on this planet build and destroy, marvel and soar, yearn and fail, rise and fall, love and lose, and sometimes love again.

We are preparing some beautiful, beautiful pieces for you to hear and savor and ponder. Please join us.

The concert will be ASL interpreted.

Thank you!

You showed up for us, and we thank you sincerely! You bought over 150 tickets to our Karaoke Party Fundraiser, and we had a terrific time with all of you! Your generosity will help us fund scholarships (choralships? singerships?) for our singers to attend the upcoming Sister Singers Network Choral Festival which Artemis Singers will host in July 2026. You are the best audience, fanbase, community we could ever wish for.

Thank you also to Whiskey Girl Tavern for hosting our event free of charge! This is a great venue for hanging out with your peeps!

If you missed the chance to join us or donate, you can always send a few bucks our way here: Donate Now.

Friday, Nov 7 – 6:00-9:00 pm
Everyone welcome, All ages
Whiskey Girl Tavern
6318 N Clark St, Chicago

As we did in 2010, next July we are playing host to the Sister Singers Network Choral Festival. We will have about 20 feminist choruses from around the country — 700 or more singers — converging on Chicago to celebrate this once-every-four-years gathering. You may have noticed that we rarely reach out for donations, since we run a pretty lean volunteer-driven organization. But the SSN festival is a world beyond.

We are aiming to raise some money to ensure that we can help cover costs for all of our singers to register, stay on campus, and attend the event, and also to supplement all the other expenses we will see for this large-scale production. We invite you to help out and to have some fun in the process.