“Bringing history and art to life.”
Connecting Family History, Local History, and Community Art
History and Art
We aim to explore history through a variety of dynamic storytelling techniques and artistic expressions, to honor the past and create something new for the future. We encourage chasing family ghosts and creating art from history.
Through our Murrieta Train Project initiative we plan to bring a historic train car to a site in Murrieta to open as our city’s first cultural arts center in 2025.
Pearl Center for Creative Arts is a unique nonprofit cultural arts center established in Murrieta, California in 2022 with a mission to foster the interest and exploration in family history, local history, and community arts.
Visit
Experience Pearl’s interactive exhibit at Murrieta Market Nights every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month, 5-9pm in Historic Murrieta, at the corner of Juniper and Washington.
Stay tuned for the location of our train car cultural arts center coming to a historic site in Murrieta TBA in 2026!
Meet Our Board of Directors
Aimee Edgeworth
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Founder and CEO
City of Murrieta Volunteer of the Year, 2024
Melanie Gomez
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Strategic Planning
Logistics, Event Support
Kimbur Ridley
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Librarian and
Family History Outreach
Robin Facer
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Arts and Community Programming
Music and Wellness
Nikki Andrade
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Sound Meditation and Yoga
Tea Party
Kim Hutchinson
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Event Coordinator and Financial Planning
Train Project
Sabine Doerstling
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Research and History
Train Car Restoration
Cultural & Performing Arts
Carol Hernandez
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Cultural Arts Collaboration and Production
Pearl Center for Creative Arts Inc is a registered California 501c3 Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation.
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