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Our Mission

Lotus Performing Arts creates transformative musical experiences that unite professional artistry, community voices, and cultural discovery. We explore our mission through: partnerships that engage with and celebrate the local community, compelling stories about our shared human experience, highlighting historically excluded voices, and concerts in underutilized and non-traditional venues.

Our Vision

We envision a world where the arts are part of everyday life—where people encounter unfamiliar stories, recognize something of themselves in one another, and help shape the cultural life of their communities. We see Trenton as a place where that possibility takes root, with music bringing people together across neighborhoods, cultures, and generations.Inspired by the Spoleto Festival in Charleston, SC, we plan to realize this vision through launching an annual music and arts festival in Trenton.

Founder & Artistic Director

Alicia N. Brozovich

Alicia N. Brozovich is a conductor and artistic leader whose work bridges orchestral, choral, and interdisciplinary performance. Recognized nationally for her leadership on the podium, she was awarded Third Place in the Professional Division of The American Prize both in Orchestral Conducting and Choral Conducting(2025), and has received additional national recognition for choral performance and conducting.

As Founder and Artistic Director of LOTUS Performing Arts, Brozovich curates and conducts concept-driven programs that unite professional vocal ensemble, chamber orchestra, and community forces within cohesive artistic frameworks. Her programming pairs canonical masterworks with contemporary voices, positioning performance as both artistic event and civic engagement.

Her artistic development includes appointments as Conducting Fellow at the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival at the Yale School of Music; the Choral Institute at Oxford; and with Conducting Programs International’s orchestral workshop with Baltimore Chamber Orchestra. She has studied with Joseph Flummerfelt, Joe Miller, Markand Thakar, and Anthony Maglione, and has collaborated with professional ensembles across the Mid-Atlantic and New York, including assisting in preparations of choral-orchestral programs with Juilliard 415, The Sebastians, and The Philadelphia Orchestra.

An active professional soprano, Brozovich maintains an ongoing presence within professional ensembles. She has appeared in nationally broadcast performances, including Cathedrals Across America on EWTN; and her performance credits include: Dido and Aeneas with The Sebastians; Spoleto Festival USA; and the World Symposium on Choral Music; as well as engagements under AGMA contracts with the New York Philharmonic Chorus and the Philadelphia Symphonic Chorus.