WALDOBORO — A joyous, raucous sing-along to celebrate the holiday with children, families, and people of all ages will take place Sunday, Nov. 26, at 4 p.m., at Broad Bay Congregational Church, 941 Main Street in Waldoboro.

Vocalists Joe and Lindsay Cough will lead the audience in an eclectic mix of songs, from traditional carols such as “Hark the Herald, Angels Sing” to Burl Ives’ “Silver and Gold,” to songs from the animated classic “Rudolf,” such as “There’s Always Tomorrow.”

Joe Cough describes it as “a concert where people will sing together,” according to the Church, in a news release. He adds, “In years before, this was something people did, and I miss that. Making a big noise with song is a way to bringing all of us together. And what better time than Christmas?” The couple hope to fill the church up to the steeple with song.

Joe Cough (who also performs as Erasmus More), is a Maine-based vocalist, composer, and educator who revels in crossing many types of musical genres. He has a master’s degree in vocal performance and has taught voice, guitar, piano and music composition at Mid-Coast Music Academy. His wife, Lindsay Hawthorne Smith Cough, also from Maine, is an accomplished singer, Norwegian hardanger fiddler and folk-artist who makes faery dolls.

This concert is free, and everyone is welcome. Donations to compensate the musicians and support the ongoing ministry of the church are accepted.

Broad Bay Congregational Church United Church of Christ is an open and affirming congregation. “No matter who you are, wherever you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here.” United Church of Christ.