Space Coast Symphony Orchestra to Present Annual Messiah Sing-Along in Indialantic on Dec. 5
By Space Coast Daily // November 22, 2025
attendees must reserve a complimentary ticket to ensure seating
BREVARD COUNTY • INDIALANTIC, FLORIDA – The Space Coast Symphony Chamber Orchestra will bring a cherished holiday tradition back to Indialantic on Friday, December 5, when it presents the 18th Annual Messiah Sing-Along at Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church.
The free community event begins at 7 p.m. and invites the public to either sing or listen as Handel’s iconic Christmas oratorio fills the sanctuary at 3050 North Highway A1A.
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Hundreds of singers from across Central Florida are expected to join the massed chorus, accompanied by members of the Space Coast Symphony Chamber Orchestra and a slate of professional soloists.
This year’s featured performers include Mary Anne Kruger, soprano; Jacquelyn Pileckas, alto; Bryan Hayes, tenor; and Jacob Pence, bass.
The orchestra and chorus will be led by Space Coast Symphony Conductor and Artistic Director Aaron T. Collins, who will also guide the audience through a spirited selection of Christmas carols, including Joy to the World, O Come All Ye Faithful, Hark The Herald Angels Sing and Silent Night.
Singers are encouraged to bring their own Messiah scores; a limited number will also be available to borrow. While admission is free, attendees must reserve a complimentary ticket to secure seating at SpaceCoastSymphony.org. A suggested donation of $10 per person supports concert expenses.
Collins expressed excitement for the annual celebration, noting the energy that fills the room when the Hallelujah chorus begins. He praised Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church for its continued support. He emphasized how the event unites both seasoned performers and community members who enjoy the music of the season.
Handel’s Messiah remains one of the most performed works of the Christmas period. Composed in just 24 days in 1741, the oratorio is recognized worldwide for its stirring choruses and enduring emotional power. Traditionally presented during Advent, the work explores themes from the life of Christ and has become a cornerstone of seasonal musical programming.
The Space Coast Symphony Orchestra continues its mission to offer accessible performances to the community. The organization provides mentoring opportunities for young musicians, commissions contemporary compositions, and maintains a pay-what-you-can ticketing model through its Symphony for Everyone program.
School-aged children and college students with a valid ID are admitted free to all Symphony concerts. Along with its primary orchestra, the nonprofit also supports the Space Coast Symphony JAZZ Orchestra and the Space Coast Symphony Wind Orchestra, offering several free performances each year.
More information about the 2025–26 season, upcoming concerts, and the Symphony’s community programs can be found at SpaceCoastSymphony.org or by calling 855 252 7276.
