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Bloomington Symphony and My Sister’s Closet

A conductor holds up his baton in front of a symphony orchestra
Bloomington Symphony Orchestra
Ryo Hasegawa conducting the Bloomington Symphony Orchestra

For the Bloomington Symphony’s next concert, they’re collaborating with My Sister’s Closet. My Sister’s Closet is an organization whose goal is to help people improve their life circumstances – they also sell gently-used clothing. We talk about how the collaboration came about.

The BSO’s concert is Sunday, October 19, at 5pm at the. Buskirk-Chumley Theater. There’s a pre-concert talk with My Sister’s Closet at 4pm.

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Alex Chambers runs WFIU’s arts desk, and produces and hosts WFIU’s Inner States, a weekly podcast and radio show about arts, culture, and ideas from southern Indiana and beyond. He’s the co-creator of How to Survive the Future, a podcast about the present, produced in partnership with Indiana Humanities. He has a PhD in American Studies, with a dissertation called Climate Violence and the Poetics of Refuge, and a book of poems called Bindings: A Preparation, about domestic life and empire. In his spare time, he teaches audio storytelling at the IU Media School. When he’s not in the woods gathering sound, you might see him out for a run on the streets of Bloomington.
Kayte Young discovered her passion for growing, cooking, foraging and preserving fresh food when she moved to Bloomington in 2007. With a background in construction, architecture, nutrition education and writing, she brings curiosity and a love of storytelling to a show about all things edible. Kayte raises bees, a small family and a yard full of food in Bloomington’s McDoel Gardens neighborhood.