It's official, the Heidelberg Project turns 35 this April! Join us as we reflect on this milestone with a look back at just how the Heidelberg Project is SEEING, SAYING, and FEELING all things. This photo montage is the first in a series of our stroll down memory lane. We will continue to share more of our history and other celebratory events throughout the year! | The Heidelberg Project

The Heidelberg Project is one of Detroit's most powerful and iconic outdoor art environments — a vibrant, living canvas built right into the heart of the McDougall-Hunt neighborhood on the city's East Side. Created in 1986 by Detroit artist Tyree Guyton, the project transforms abandoned houses, empty lots, and everyday discarded objects into bold visual statements about community, resilience, race, poverty, and the power of creativity. Every inch of Heidelberg Street carries meaning: polka-dotte

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Come get some @puppetkaraokedetroit at Heidelberg Project! | The Heidelberg Project

Heidelberg Project Virtual Tour - Zach DeBord

We took summer out in style on Saturday at the Heidelberg Project and we’re already dreaming about Second Saturdays in 2025! BIG THANKS to all those who came out to celebrate with us!! AND: @artroad_detroit for the amazing new Dotty’s Dog House installation (especially @spacekassel) @jessecory for the dance vibes @cityinstitute_ for the tour partnership @aa_dawg / his team for the beautiful video @jay.free.man for his amazing photos @tyreeguyton for laying the foundation @thecolorblocdetroit for

10.12 Today! 2-5 The Heidelberg Project. Come hang with Art Road Nonprofit and see our Dotty’s Dog House on the corner of Heidelberg Street and Ellery Street in Detroit! Show oainting, DJ, dancing g in the street, tour of HP at 3:33pm wuth donation required. It’s gonna be a dog gone good day! | The Michigan Glass Project