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The East Bay Depot for Creative Reuse

www.east-bay-depot.org
Description: Non-profit corporation devoted to getting people to reuse materials.
Category: Community, Charitable & NGOs, Recycling & Reusing
Keywords: recycle, reuse, teachers, learning, shopping

Address:
4695 Telegraph Ave map
Oakland, CA
94609

510-547-6470
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Jenn A. 5 star rating
May 30, 2008
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Favorite place for unusual things...

If you have never been -- get off at the MacArthur BART station and walk a few blocks up Telegraph to the East Bay Depot for Creative Reuse. This place is an inspiration -- and it's also a great place to donate your unfinished projects, excess supplies or other odds and ends that you think might be useful in someone's art/burningman/school project.

"The East Bay Depot has paper, art supplies, posters, fabric, sewing/knitting supplies, teaching materials, books, magazines, candles, greeting cards, foamcore, masonite, chalk/cork boards, pens, pencils, markers, audio tapes, CD cases, shoe boxes, video tapes, glass jars, film canisters, lab glass, mosiac tiles, paint samples, carpet samples, maps, blueprints, x-rays, envelopes, trophies, frames, artwork, toys, puzzles, games, office supplies, binders, rubber bands, traffic light lenses, slides, found photos, paint, glue, printmaking supplies, rubber stamps, beads, jewelry, faux flowers, brick-a-brack, and collectible do-dads galore. This and so much more, with new items coming in every day."

Jenn A.'s keywords: crafts, supplies, sewing, art, decorating, projects, creativity, creative, reuse, recycle

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