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year nearly 318 billion disposable paper and plastic bags have been wasted and are piling up in landfills. Many countries across the globe are passing laws to tax or ban plastic bag usage and people are starting to act on the Earth's behalf. Together we can help save this planet with every bag we reuse. Seattle's bill for taxing plastic bags was just voted down, but it is just the beginning and a sign of change. Communities need to continue to strive towards a solution and be proactive about setting an example for others.


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The Latest Updates

We will be bringing you the latest updates via our Facebook page from now on. Join the 2,100+ people who have already become a fan and receive updates through your Facebook account, or simply bookmark the page and check back frequently. Most recently we have added photos from current events and exhibitions, as well as a BBC radio interview conducted right on Heidelberg Street, which can be heard here, beginning at 13:00 minutes.

Tyree to Speak at Ella Sharp Museum

See flyer below for details.



For more info on the museum, click here!

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Just login to Facebook, type "The Heidelberg Project" into the search box at top right, then narrow down the results by clicking the "Pages" tab. The Heidelberg Project is listed as museum/attraction. Then click the link and "become a fan"!

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Check out this video!

A short film on the Heidelberg Project and the "It's All About The D" festival from last summer is featured on our website in the "video" section. Check it out here!

Tyree to Speak at OCC January 27th

Artist and social activist Tyree Guyton, founder of the Heidelberg Project, will speak on “Changing the World” at Oakland Community College’s Auburn Hills Campus, Tuesday, January 27.

The one-hour talk begins at 11:00 a.m. in Room G-240 of the campus’ new Student Center. Admission is free and the public is invited.

For further information call Auburn Hills Campus Dean Henry Tanaka at (248) 232-4511.

The Auburn Hills Campus is located at 2900 Featherstone Road, one mile east of the Pontiac Silverdome. Ample free parking is available in nearby college lots.
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Detroit Industrial Gallery

Detroit Industrial Gallery
Check out the website of Heidelberg neighbor Tim Burke's Detroit Industrial Gallery.