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Isabel Zanin (left), and Kelly Maples arrive at the Lace & Locomotives Victorian Steampunk Tea Party fundraising event at the Murrieta Community Center, Aug. 5. Proceeds for the event will benefit the purchasing of a train dining car to be displayed in historic downtown Murrieta where the Pearl Center for Creative Arts will operate their nonprofit inside of. Valley News/Shane Gibson photo
Annette Jennings (left) director of the Murrieta Museum and Aimee Edgeworth, CEO for the Pearl Center for Creative Arts speak during the Lace & Locomotives Victorian Steampunk Tea Party fundraising event. A portion of the event's proceeds will benefit the Murrieta Valley Historical Society. Valley News/Shane Gibson photo
Janice Blair demonstrates bobbin lace making during the Lace & Locomotives Victorian Steampunk Tea Party fundraising event.Valley News/Shane Gibson photo
Tables displays for the Lace & Locomotives Victorian Steampunk Tea Party fundraising event.Valley News/Shane Gibson photo
Joy Laury (left) and Diane Sowerbrower sit and chat at a table during the Lace & Locomotives Victorian Steampunk Tea Party fundraising event.Valley News/Shane Gibson photo
Harpist Kylene Grace performs at the Lace & Locomotives Victorian Steampunk Tea Party fundraising event.Valley News/Shane Gibson photo
People view and place bids on silent auction items to benefit a train display in historic downtown Murrieta where the Pearl Center for Creative Arts will operate inside of. Valley News/Shane Gibson photo
