Underwood has been a Maxinkuckee Singer for 10 seasons, and Lichte said he’s been around for a few years longer than that. The group itself was established 32 years ago.
Maxinkuckee Singers Invite Public to Free Christmas Concert
Maxinkuckee Singers to Present Christmas Spectacular Tonight
The Maxinkuckee Singers will present their Christmas Spectacular tonight at the Bremen United Methodist Church.
The Maxinkuckee Singers will share standard Christmas songs in their production along with contemporary numbers, sacred songs, comedy routines and featured soloists. This year, there will be a five minute intermission prior to the show’s surprise conclusion!
Maxinkuckee Singers Perform at Knox United Methodist Church
The Maxinkuckee Singers performed last night at the Knox United Methodist Church. It was the next to last performance of the season for the Singers whom have entertained audiences for over two decades with their Christmas show.
The compact one hour show is filled with the traditional, sacred, and humorous songs of the season.
Maxinkuckee Singers to Hold Christmas Spectacular
The fundraiser is for the North Judson High School Music and Drama Department, and will start at 3 p.m. with a silent auction in the atrium along with the Madrigals and some of the band members, who will be performing select songs.
At 3:45 p.m., the doors to the main auditorium will open, where a concert will take place at 4 p.m. MC’d by Tom Berg and featuring the Maxinkuckee Singers, the concert is sure to please all in attendance. The Singers will be performing everything from sacred numbers to holiday favorites, and is expected to last about an hour.
Underwood says that the Singers have been together for a very long time, and perform a spring show and a holiday show each year.
The cost is $7 for adults, $5 for children and students, and a $20 special price for families. For more information regarding the event, you can reach Underwood at (574) 772-0911.
Maxinkuckee Singers Wow Crowd in Starke County
Approximately 250 people braved the cold Monday night to attend the only Starke County appearance by the Maxinkuckee Singers.
The 1 1/2 hour musical presentation incorporated traditional music with comical songs like Rusty Chevrolet, and others.
