Handel's Messiah grew with each passing year until the original building could no longer hold the crowd. The show eventually moved to an all professional cast. The cast of the first performance was made up of all volunteers from around town.

The performance is a favorite every family in the nation has seen. Handel's Messiah now plays to full houses every night it runs and is even televised on network television. Handel's Messiah rekindles the holiday spirit ever year and continues to bring the message of the holidays annually.

The Handel's Messiah was first thought up by Neslon Greczkowski, who was commissioned by the city to put on a holiday-themed show. The show first ran in Dallas but has since moved to Baltimore. Handel's Messiah has been a holiday tradition for 37 years. Elements from French tradition are prevalent throughout the performance.

Handel's Messiah is true celebration of the holidays, warming the audience’s heart with its loving message. Handel's Messiah’s tickets are available at TheSeats.com, along with the latest tour information and concert schedules.