January 26, 2026

Lauren Jelencovich to Perform in Borrego Springs

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Performance Date: January 27, 2026

A world-class soprano performance comes to Borrego Springs on January 27, 2026

Live On Stage, Inc. and Borrego Springs Community Concert Association announce

dazzling soprano vocalist as part of their 2025-2026 Concert Season


Classically-trained and internationally-acclaimed soprano Lauren Jelencovich will be performing live at Borrego Springs Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, January 27, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. Individual tickets may be available in the lobby the night of the show. If you would like to get on the waiting list or for further information, please use the contact form: borregoconcerts.org. Students are admitted for free. 


“…the most beautiful sound I’ve ever heard!”

Yanni


Lauren Jelencovich and her sparkling soprano voice impart her love and passion for all genres of music to thrill and entertain audiences of all ages. Having made her Off-Broadway debut in the world premiere of The Music Teacher and received critical acclaim for countless other roles that she has played, Jelencovich has also performed alongside music industry superstars like Renee Fleming, and is the Grand Prize Winner of Ed McMahon’s Star Search and Andrea Bocelli’s World Scholarship. Her program features a diverse repertoire of familiar songs, like “The Prayer,” “O Mio Babbino Caro,” “Over the Rainbow,” and so many more! 


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Borrego Springs Community Concert Association has been presenting nationally acclaimed artists to the community since 1976. This all-volunteer nonprofit organization is committed to enriching the cultural life of Borrego Springs through live performances. The association also presents three concerts each season for the students of Borrego Springs. Thanks to the generosity of Patrons, Benefactors, and Sponsors, these concerts can be offered at affordable, family friendly prices. 



The Borrego Springs Community Concert Association is now accepting Individual Memberships and donations for the 2026 season. Memberships are limited and typically sell out early.





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