Murrieta Dance Project of Wildomar

Murrieta Dance Project is a dance studio in Wildomar, California, offering comprehensive training in ballet, jazz, lyrical, hip-hop, tap, tumbling, contemporary, tiny tots, progressions, jazz funk, heels, and stretch/conditioning. Serving students from age three through adulthood, the studio provides structured classes across multiple levels, including specialized programs for young children and advanced dancers. Located at 41730 Reagan Way, Murrieta Dance Project has been a fixture in the Temecula Valley community since 2006, fostering a supportive and inclusive environment where dancers develop technical skill, self-confidence, and a lifelong passion for movement. With a 3.90 rating based on customer reviews, the studio emphasizes personal growth, artistic expression, and community.

Founded in 2006 by Erin Babbs and Susan Barnett, the studio is currently led by Erin Babbs, a professional dance instructor with 24 years of experience. Babbs began dancing at age three and has trained with renowned instructors across the United States. Her career includes professional performances with the Brain Setzer Orchestra, the Black Eyed Peas, MTV, and DJ AM, as well as modeling and vocal work. She has taught dance for two decades and is recognized as a top choreographer in the industry. As the lead Progressions Instructor, she specializes in turn and trick training, combining classical technique with modern innovation to help students understand and master their bodies. The studio’s team includes a dedicated faculty and administrative staff committed to nurturing each student’s potential in a safe, encouraging atmosphere.

Murrieta Dance Project maintains seven professionally equipped dance rooms featuring raised wood and Marley flooring, viewing windows, and advanced sound systems. Additional facilities include student lounges, dressing rooms, and a quiet room. The studio hosts annual events such as the Holiday Show and Market, Santa’s Arrival, and a revue, providing performance opportunities that highlight student progress and artistic growth. With a strong emphasis on inclusivity and holistic development, Murrieta Dance Project continues to serve as a cornerstone of dance education in the Wildomar area.