Detroit’s artists have long helped shape the culture, energy, and identity of this city. Recently, Mayor Mary Sheffield welcomed a group of Detroit’s entertainment leaders to the Mayor’s Office for an Entertainment Roundtable.

It’s 313 Day, so we put Mayor Mary Sheffield on the hot seat. Rapid fire Detroit favorites. How many of her picks match yours? 👀 #313Day #Detroit

Detroit continues to invest in the next generation. The applications portal for Grow Detroit’s Young Talent (GDYT) opens Friday, March 13 at 9 a.m. in honor of 313 Day, connecting Detroiters ages 14–24 with paid summer work experiences across businesses, nonprofits, and City of Detroit departments

Born and raised in Detroit, Twinkie Clark is widely recognized as the “Mother of Contemporary Gospel Music.”

Detroit cannot say it is serious about poverty reduction while paying its own employees poverty wages. So we're changing that — starting with our own payroll.

Mayor Mary Sheffield presented her first proposed budget and Four Year Financial Plan to Detroit City Council. This marks Detroit’s 13th consecutive balanced budget proposal while investing in housing, small businesses, public transit, youth programs, and neighborhood safety.

Mayor Mary Sheffield will deliver her first proposed budget address as Mayor on Monday, March 9 at 10 a.m. The Fiscal Year 2027 budget presentation marks Detroit’s 13th consecutive balanced budget and outlines the city’s financial priorities for the years ahead.

Today we celebrate International Women’s Day. Across Detroit, women are not only building our city, they are helping to save it. From leading businesses and shaping policy to mentoring youth and organizing neighborhoods, Detroit women are the backbone of our progress. #InternationalWomensDay

March is Reading Month, and Mayor Mary Sheffield has a challenge for Detroit. 📚 Pick up a book this month. If you’re already a reader, add one more to the list. If it’s been a while, this is the perfect time to start. Detroit, what are you reading this March?

Today, we celebrate the people who keep Detroit running. On Employee Appreciation Day, we thank every City of Detroit employee for your dedication, professionalism, and commitment to serving our residents.

Merrill Place II is now open in Virginia Park! Today the City of Detroit joined Detroit native and developer Sauda Ahmad-Green to celebrate the completion of this $12 million development bringing 27 new homes to the neighborhood she grew up in.

It’s tax season, and more money could be coming back to Detroit households. 💰 Mayor Mary Sheffield, alongside community partners, is kicking off the 2026 tax season with free, expert tax preparation to help Detroiters claim every dollar they’re eligible for.

Mayor Mary Sheffield, a Detroit native, has dedicated her career to public service and community progress. She first made history as Detroit’s youngest City Council Member and later as its youngest Council President.

Cass Corridor continues its legacy of community-led revitalization. Mayor Mary Sheffield joined community partners to break ground on Greystone Senior Living Apartments. With completion expected in 2027, the senior living community will bring 49 affordable homes dedicated to Detroit seniors.

Detroit is rising — thanks to the women building our city. 🏗️ Happy National Women in Construction Week, March 1–7! Visit nawicdetroit.com for event info and registration.

Detroit gospel music isn’t just a genre. It’s a foundation. Detroit’s sound was shaped in church pews, choir stands, and Sunday mornings long before it reached the world stage.

Celebrating Black innovation at Detroit's Bennett Elementary 🚦 Students learned about African American inventors Garrett Morgan (traffic signal) and Charles B. Brooks (street sweeper), while seeing Detroit's Department of Public Works' equipment up close.

Kandies Sandwich Shop and more inside the Durfee Innovation Society is a local gem. Thanks to a $25k DEGC Green Grocer Program grant, owner Jaquisha "Que" Blackwell is expanding - by adding Kandies Mini Mart!

“Today we celebrated the opening of Kandies Mini Mart through the Green Grocer Program, expanding access to fresh, healthy food in the Dexter-Linwood neighborhood—

Ash Wednesday in Detroit. Today, many across Detroit pause for a quiet moment of prayer, reflection, and reset. Thinking of all who are observing and wishing you a meaningful start to the season. Thank you to Old St. Mary’s Church for welcoming the community today.

Meet Jarret Schlaff, founder & CEO of Lectric Boil and a $15,000 Detroit Startup Fund grant winner! What is Lectric Boil? A Detroit-based startup redefining how we cook anywhere powered by his passion for sustainable adventure and smart off-the-grid solutions.

Wishing a peaceful and blessed Ramadan to Detroit’s Muslim community. 🌙 We hope this month brings moments of renewal, togetherness, and joy with family, friends, and neighbors.

Paczki Day prep, Detroit-style 🍩💙 Take a peek behind the scenes at Dutch Girl Donuts, where Chef T is up early doing what she does best, baking up paczki with skill, pride, and a whole lot of love for the city.

February is American Heart Month ❤️ We’re celebrating survivors and the everyday heroes who step up in cardiac emergencies, including one powerful story of a daughter who saved her mother’s life.

Happy Paczki Day, Detroit! 🍩 Today we celebrate a sweet tradition that brings neighbors together, lined up at the bakery, sharing laughs, and enjoying every powdered, glazed, and filled bite. Support your local spots, savor the culture, and enjoy the joy that makes our city feel like home.

“Detroit, you have my heart and the hearts of so many others! Detroit’s spirit, culture, innovation, and its people are why my heart will always be with you. Happy Valentine’s Day! #RiseHigher Share what you love most about Detroit in the comments!” -Mayor Mary Sheffield

For Black History Month, we’re taking a moment to honor Paradise Valley, a neighborhood that represents the heart of Detroit’s Black history.  In the early 20th century, Paradise Valley was a thriving center of Black-owned businesses, music, culture, and entrepreneurship.

For Black History Month, we’re taking a moment to honor Paradise Valley, a neighborhood that represents the heart of Detroit’s Black history.  In the early 20th century, Paradise Valley was a thriving center of Black-owned businesses, music, culture, and entrepreneurship.

👀The City of Detroit is helping to ease the financial burden for senior citizens. 🤗 Mayor Mary Sheffield’s administration has opened an early application period for the Senior Citizen Solid Waste Discount.

Detroit contractors showed up and got connected at the City of Detroit’s 8th Annual Construction Conference.

City of Detroit General Services Department and Detroit Water & Sewerage Department crews cleared snow and debris caused by a water main break on Detroit’s eastside. Crews are working daily in neighborhoods.

“I am excited to appoint Winnie Liao as Chief Operating Officer for the City of Detroit! Her transformative work in customer service, equity, efficiency and innovation will bring opportunity and access to every neighborhood in our great city.

Meet Tameika Thompson, creator of Dats Law Game LLC 💡⚖️which received a $15,000 🤑 grant from the Detroit Startup Fund to expand her business!🙌🏼  It's a new trivia game turning legal knowledge into real ⚡power.

“Such a special moment. One of the greatest honors as Mayor is giving a Key to the City usually to someone for a lifetime of impact. Today, I presented honorary baby Keys to the City of Detroit's January 2026 babies not for what they've done yet, but for their amazing future ahead.

“The Rx Kids applications are now open! I'm proud that Detroit will be the largest city to participate in this transformative program that provides support and care for our families and infants during the most critical time of parenthood and in the child's life.

In response to the continued extreme cold, the City of Detroit has extended emergency stand-by shelters and respite locations to ensure residents have access to safe, warm spaces during extreme winter conditions now through February 9th.

“Detroit is Black History—from Motown to movements that has shaped our great city and the world for generations.

This week, Mayor Mary Sheffield had the honor of meeting Usher. Detroit continues to attract global leaders and creatives who believe in the city’s people and potential. This is a city where investment is intentional, growth is inclusive, and opportunity is built together.

Detroit, l've seen the questions regarding today's press conference on property values.

In response to the continued extreme cold, the City of Detroit has extended emergency stand-by shelters and respite locations to ensure residents have access to safe, warm spaces during extreme winter conditions now through February 2nd.

Detroit is growing and we’re doing it the right way. Mayor Mary Sheffield announced $500M in home value gains, marking the 11th consecutive year of increases, while protecting homeowners with a 2.7% tax cap.

With dangerously cold temperatures impacting the area, it's so important to know how to keep you and your loved ones safe and warm. Swipe through for winter safety reminders, information on frostbite and hypothermia, and available resources.

“Our families should not have to wait for support. That is why I made it a priority to launch Rx Kids within the first 100 days of this administration.—

2016 energy. 2026 vision. 🗓 This Saturday, January 31st 📍 Heilmann Rec Center - 19601 Brock Ave, Detroit, MI 48205 ⏰ Event: 3–8 PM 🎥 Workshops: 4–5 PM & 6–7 PM

🙌🏼Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield unveiled a sweeping new housing compliance plan aimed at improving housing quality for senior citizens👴🏼👵🏼 and residents with ♿ disabilities.

Let’s all stay safe this winter season. Freezing temperatures can lead to water main breaks and frozen pipes. If pipes inside your home freeze or burst, call DWSD at 313-267-8000 to request a temporary water shutoff, then contact a licensed plumber.

Sending heartfelt condolences to Governor Whitmer and her family. May her father’s legacy of love continue to surround them. - Mayor Mary Sheffield

In response to continued dangerously cold temperatures, the City of Detroit has extended emergency stand-by shelters and respite locations to ensure residents have access to safe, warm spaces during extreme winter conditions.

Mayor Mary Sheffield is proud to stand with Detroit entrepreneurs who are building businesses and creating opportunity in neighborhoods across the city.

Detroit seniors and residents with disabilities deserve to feel safe in their homes. Mayor Mary Sheffield is rolling out a new protective housing plan to hold property owners accountable and ensure senior and disability housing is safe, accessible, and up to code.