2025 Season

EcoVoice Project

Season 2025

Another year with the EcoVoice Project means another year brimming with opportunities to stand up and speak out, to come together as artists, activists, and people. We invite you to join us for our 2025 season, inspire each other and our communities to engage in meaningful climate action.

Missa Laudato Si’

Spring | Saturday, March 15th, 2025, 7:30PM

JoAnn Rooney Hall | Mundelein Center for Fine and Performing Arts

This performance is in conjunction with Loyola University Chicago’s annual Climate Change Conference. In the form of a Mass, Missa Laudato Si’ contemplates climate change and caring for the earth by intertwining the Latin Mass text with prayers, poems, and texts about contaminated soil and water, and all the threatened creatures living under the climate and plastic crises, including “the tragic effects of environmental degradation on the lives of the world’s poorest.”

Chicago Sounds

of Summer

Summer | June - July 2025

Check out our social media this summer, as we share our series titled “Chicago Sounds of Summer.” These posts will celebrate the sounds of nature around us, through new eco-works, curated playlists, and young artist soundscape compositions. 

We will also be organizing a Solstice clean-up and a larger Summer Solstice Celebration, so stay tuned for more details!

Care for Creation

Fall | Saturday, October 4th, 2025

Following an international “call for scores,” The EcoVoice Project will be presenting new works inspired by Pope Francis’s Laudato Si Encyclical, which calls on humanity to respond to the climate crisis. Check back for submission details, which will be posted on March 1st, 2025.

Winter Solstice Celebration

Winter | Sunday, December 21st, 2025

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Evanston

The EcoVoice Project hosts our annual Winter Solstice Celebration in collaboration with St. Luke’s, Climate Action Evanston, City of Evanston, and Interfaith Action Evanston. Join us for an evening of music, crafts, and community building as we celebrate the longest night of the year.